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Uploading Raw Images to convert

segoviarivias
Apprentice

Hey All,

I am completely new at this and shot about 400 photos in RAW for my nieces birthday party and I just found out RAW images wont upload?

Any way I can go around this? If I take it to a photo place with my SD or cable will they be able to print?

 

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Melanie

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@ebiggs1 wrote:

"They do not transfer onto my laptop when I attach the usb cord."

 

In reverse order.  Do you have a laptop or a tablet? Or, both?  I doubt the tablet will work at all so forget it.  

 

"how would i convert them?" 

 

If you have a real laptop you need to d/l the free DPP4 from Canon.  It is virtually seamless to u/l to a computer or laptop with it.  With DPP4 you will be able to do whatever you want with the raw files.

 

So, once again so you truly understand, you need a real deal laptop or computer and DPP4.  This is not splitting atoms here it is really that simple.  You may find someone that knows more about Acer tablets than I but I don't think its use is possible for raw files.


I think I've run DPP4 on a Surface Pro 3.

Bob
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA


@segoviarivias wrote:

  I have an acer tablet and no slot for  SD card and I have a rebel t6.


Acre tablets run Android, not Windows.  As previously noted, you need a system that is capable of running Windows 10.  Beware of buying the least expensive thing you can find.  

 

The Canon DPP software has a minimum set of system requirements for the software to run.  Perhaps the most important specification is the type of CPU, as well as the minimum amount of System RAM, which I am told means at least 4 GB.

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