Use the Quick Check view to examine photos for sharpness and also assign ratings and check marks to files so you can search for favourite files using filters. Find noisy files by filtering via ISO. Create collections to group images together.
Digital Photo Professional Video Tutorials
Welcome to the Digital Photo Professional video tutorial section! CPN writer and software expert George Cairns unpacks Canon’s popular workflow software and explains key components with video demonstrations on how it can make a difference to your RAW workflow.
We will be publishing one video per week over the next 11 weeks, looking at particular elements of the software, with each video accompanied by a pdf mini guide which includes the the images used in the tutorial. Collect all 11 guides to build up the ultimate DPP library!
Simply click on each video below as they are added each week and learn more about the software and how it can make a difference to your photography!
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11 responses to “Canon Digital Photo Professional Video Tutorials – 1 Get organised”
is there a VIDEO version to edit videos?
Is DPP4 still available?
Not a good tutorial, cant understand him, talks too fast and I got lost immediately. Waste of time
His voice has a tendency to trail off at the end of a sentence, very annoying. And he spoke way too fast for a beginner tutorial.
This is a tutorial for beginners? Way, Way too fast. It would be good to know HOW we can bring in images we have elsewhere
Collections are nice. Just curious, is there a way to add keywords to the metadata as well?
Hi Chris
thanks for great vid on dpp, please can you help explain why i can see focus point squares in quick view but never a highlighted red one where i have focused? as in your example, 5d mk4 and 24/105, thanks
Great video Chris, well explained- thanks!
Can you please let me know when the other 6 Videos in this set developed by Canon Europe and George Cairns will be available.
This is great!
I really like the DPP Software, which I have been using sine my EOS400D. Now with my daughters 750D and my own 6D (and I new laptop with a high resolution screen) I have upgraded to DDP4.
I am looking forward especially on how to use the new "Color tab", and how it can be used to do better Black-and-white conversion than just selecting the "Monochrome Picturestyle" and may "BW filters" in DPP.
Nice video – thanks a lot.
thank you