Artifacting from DPP When Converting Images from My EOS R7

[thekingprawn114]

I am getting a lot of artifacting and missing data when I use DPP to convert to JPG. I never saw this with my SL2, but it's all over my R7 regardless of what lens. Anyone have thoughts? I can't find the artifacts in the RAW files, only the converted files. Below is a zoomed in screenshot of the missing dots.

[Waddizzle]

That does not look good.  What version of DPP are you running?  

Does it show up in JPGs from the camera when you shoot RAW + JPG?

[thekingprawn114]

I'm running 4.16.11 version. I haven't shot any JPGs in camera. I'll have to shoot some and see. After digging a little deeper into some of the RAW files I see some evidence of artifacts there as well, less, but some. I'll see what I can get out of camera for JPG and report back. 

[jrhoffman75]

Can you post a RAW file in a sharing platform like Dropbox or One Drive?

[thekingprawn114]

Here's the first photo I saw the problem in. Here's the bad converted file. Good file converted on my desktop.

[FloridaDrafter]

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@thekingprawn114 wrote:

Here's the first photo I saw the problem in. Here's the bad converted file. Good file converted on my desktop.

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Thanks for making those shots available. I exported it from DPP 4 and zoomed into the problem area. It looks clean. BTW, nice shot.

Newton

[thekingprawn114]

Unintended tail lights provided the nice lighting on the trees. I was mad until I saw the results. 

[thekingprawn114]

I have zero data how this is actually the problem, but somehow my laptop is inducing these artifacts. I am using 4.16.10 on my desktop, but I reconverted the same raw image and here is the screenshot of that conversion. I suppose this means no more lazy couch editing for me.