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Originally Posted by Roy C
I would not even consider DPP as a image editor Chris. It is however, a very good RAW converter. I would have thought that most people who use it would also use something like CS2 for the image editing. The sharperning, Noise reduction and shadows/highlights recovery is basic to say the least.
I personally use DPP to Crop and tweak the exposure before exporting to CS2 where the real editing begins.
If you have been using DPP as your main editor I can understand why you were dissapointed.
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I didn't even bother to mention the previous combination of Pana FZ7 and PSE4. I think its called p***ing into the wind. Fortunately the PS monopoly is now being systematically broken and, at least with versions upto CS2/PSE4 it was what gave postprocessing a bad name. As I say there are now many choices and I dare say even people for whom PS is the first choice, but no longer any need to be put off if you find yourself putting a fist through the screen when trying to use it.