Blur!!??

[funky_sam]

Always shoot raw, (unless they are going onto something like facebook straight away etc) its a life changer in terms of margin of error.

Canon's is Digital Phot professional or DPP, its a nice simple program, if you have all your session photo's in a folder, open that folder in dpp, right click any picture and open info and tool palette, those are the two you will need most, in the RAW tab play with everything, take the sharpness up and then convert and save

 

[friesianfan69]

Always shoot raw, (unless they are going onto something like facebook straight away etc) its a life changer in terms of margin of error.

Canon's is Digital Phot professional or DPP, its a nice simple program, if you have all your session photo's in a folder, open that folder in dpp, right click any picture and open info and tool palette, those are the two you will need most, in the RAW tab play with everything, take the sharpness up and then convert and save

What do you convert to?

 

[AndyB1976]

What do you convert to?

Once you have applied your changes, you just Batch Process (this can be one or many images) and they will be sent to a folder of your choosing as a JPEG.

You can also edit one image with multiple changes and apply that too all other images by using Copy Recipe and Paste Recipe...then a whole batch can be changed and processed in a couple of clicks. OK, not recommending every photo has the same PP requirement, but you can do it however you like WB, Exposure, sharpness etc.

EDIT - this is in the free Canon DPP I mentioned the other day.