https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Camera-Software/Recipes-in-Digital-Photo-Pro-V4/m-p/100946#M8968 <P>I've fooled around a little with the new DPP V4, and its behavior wrt recipes seems more than a little strange. I found that if I edited a RAW image with both V3 and V4, both recipes would be retained (with separate functionality; they don't interact), but neither version of the software seems to recognize that the image was edited with the other version. So if you have to use V3 (as I do, since only one of my cameras is compatible with V4), you could accidentally edit an image with both versions and not know it. On converting to JPEG, you'd presumably get a different result, depending on which version you used for the conversion. This seems an absurd (and unnecessary) confusion that ought to be rectified sooner rather than later.</P> Wed, 25 Jun 2014 16:38:37 GMT RobertTheFat 2014-06-25T16:38:37Z https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Camera-Software/Recipes-in-Digital-Photo-Pro-V4/m-p/100946#M8968 <P>I've fooled around a little with the new DPP V4, and its behavior wrt recipes seems more than a little strange. I found that if I edited a RAW image with both V3 and V4, both recipes would be retained (with separate functionality; they don't interact), but neither version of the software seems to recognize that the image was edited with the other version. So if you have to use V3 (as I do, since only one of my cameras is compatible with V4), you could accidentally edit an image with both versions and not know it. On converting to JPEG, you'd presumably get a different result, depending on which version you used for the conversion. This seems an absurd (and unnecessary) confusion that ought to be rectified sooner rather than later.</P> Wed, 25 Jun 2014 16:38:37 GMT https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Camera-Software/Recipes-in-Digital-Photo-Pro-V4/m-p/100946#M8968 RobertTheFat 2014-06-25T16:38:37Z