More Raw Processing - Canon Camera Hackers Manual

original. And because custom curves (section 4.3.8) are considered during
RAW development, you can create different variations of the image using
different curves.
How do you do this? It's very simple:
1. Create your original file as a true RAW file (not as a DNG file).
2. Invoke the menu entry
This will bring up the file browser (section 4.10.1).
3. Navigate to the image folder (e.g., CANON101/), find the image (using
date and time for orientation), and press FUNC/SET.
4. The camera will now ask you to switch to Recording Mode. To do so,
press ALT again. If the camera is in Playback Mode, switch to Recording
Mode.
5. Set your processing parameters (see above). See the manufacturer's
manual for instructions.
6. Press the shutter button. Instead of taking a shot, the camera will read
the RAW file and produce a JPEG file using the current camera settings.

4.5.6 More RAW processing

The possibilities don't stop with the RAW processing discussed in section
4.5.5. The context menu of the file browser (see section 4.10.1) opens a
whole new world of addititional RAW processing options. You can reach the
file browser through
ALT > MENU > RAW Parameters
Besides the traditional file browser operations such as Cut, Copy, Delete,
Select Inverse (section 4.10.1), there are some interesting RAW processing
functions. Again, they only apply to true RAW files, not to DNG files.
ALT > MENU > RAW Parameters
ALT > MENU > Miscellaneous Stuff
> RAW Develop.
> RAW Develop.
> File Browser or
Figure 4-37
In the file browser, you can mark files
by pressing the
file that you want to select. Pressing
the
removes the mark. Pressing the
button pops up the context menu.
Pressing
menu.
4.5 Shooting RAW
RIGHT button on each
RIGHT button on a marked file
LEFT again closes the context
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