You can likely use Canon Digital Photo Professional. You wont be able to use native Apple software to have RAW support on a machine that old. One of the challenges of technology is that since newer machines are faster, the applications start to take thosse faster resources for granted. that's pretty good to have a machine still taking care of you after 9 years. This creates a lock-in to use Adobe software because it starts to get painful to use anything else.Ģ009. The disadvantage is that I have never enountered a single non-Adobe software program that could read a.
DNG file in the first place) it doesn't really give you any advantage. But since you typically do have the RAW decoder for your own camera (that's the only way to make the. is you can share DNG files with people who use Adobe software (even older versions) who do not have the correct RAW decoder for your camera model. CR2 files, the next universal lossless storage format is TIFF files, but that massively increases the space needed to store a file (it becomes nearly 3.5x larger). CR2 files that can get you into future trouble. DNG is harmless enough and may (I suppose) help you do a better job pf editing with the Adobe software. Have you opened the App Store to check for it? Generally any Mac capable of running El Capitan can also run High Sierra. The reason I asked which os came with your computer is because you mentioned it has El Capitan. CR2 files that can get you into future model has a different RAW file. Last I checked, Canon DPP doesn’t support brushed-on adjustments.īut Lightroom is only available as a subscription that costs $10/month with 1 year plans ( so really its $120/year). if you wanted to add more light just to a subjects face and not the whole photo, that’s easily done. yes, it does allow you to apply brushed on adjustments. This would be a problem if you ever needed to use any other software.Īs for Lightroom. then only Adobe software will ever be able to read them. I suggest you avoid that and stick with your native RAW files because if you convert them. Adobe may encourage you to convert your RAW files to their. all use the same camera RAW and this means Apple doesn’t have to update every program separately.Īdobe doesn’t use Apple’s updates, they provide their own. Photos, Aperture, Preview, Finder, Keynote, Pages, etc. Have you opened the App Store to check for it?Īpple makes the Camera RAW updates part of the os because lots of apps use it.
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