Ripley Posted July 13, 2008 Share Posted July 13, 2008 I've just been converting some RAW shots using the Canon RAW software. I have v 12.1 that came with my 30D I ordered from New York a couple of months back (they still make the 30D in the US). I think I prefer Canon's RAW conversion software (this version anyway) than Photosop's CS2's RAW conversion that I have. I am just editing some dog shots I took of monelite's Dobes and find I just have to tweak the RAW files slightly to get photos I'm happy with. I like the b/w conversions, you can add a photo filter to them and tone them in sepia and other tones. A lot of other features too. Does anyone else use their's? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sharitas Posted July 13, 2008 Share Posted July 13, 2008 This is a "well timed" question for me! I just got my 1st Canon camera last week - 450D. I used to have a Panasoic FZ30 & shot in RAW a bit & had to use a DPP converter for those. Now with the new camera I have the choice of the EOS Utility or CS3. Only started playing with the EOS Utility 2 days ago & it is pretty cool! But to be honest I am more familiar with CS3. Would love to know which one offers more variables. Both are really good IMO, so many fantastic things you can do. Have you tried "virtual photographer", that is lots of fun too Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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