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Jun 09, 2009 13:00 |  #1

Hi,


I usualy use DPP for RAW processing and I always save the changes in the original raw file. When I use zoombrowser to see the photos I notice that the changes are not showned because the zoombrowser shows the RAW file with theorignal shot settings.

Is DPP like lightroom and stores the adjustments of the file in a internal file? If is it, where can I find that file?

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Jun 09, 2009 13:31 |  #2

DPP writes the edits back to the raw file if you choose File > Save. It doesn't use a library like LR, so if you close DPP without saving, all edits are lost.

If you use File > "Add thumbnail to image and save" you should be seeing new thumbails in other software.


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Jun 09, 2009 16:14 |  #3

It could simply be that ZB doesn't read DPP code. One would expect that the programs would share a common language, like Lightroom and PSCS/ACR do, but the expectation may be unjustified.


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