My Canon 40D

[ldmelsa]

From which application? If you're using Photoshop's "Export for web" or something such, you lose EXIF and colour profile, so don't.

you lose EXIF, but not colour profiles
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[koffiejunkie]

My mistake then. Still, don't use that if you want the EXIF

 

[mercurial]

From which application? If you're using Photoshop's "Export for web" or something such, you lose EXIF and colour profile, so don't.

I save them from RAW to TIFF using Adobe Camera Raw. For some reason, once I open that TIFF, I cannot save to JPEG using Photoshop. I use Irfanview to save the TIFF to JPEG but I still lose the EXIF, even though the option I chose in Irfanview says to keep the EXIF. What other software can I use to save to JPEG/resize?

 

[bwana]

I save them from RAW to TIFF using Adobe Camera Raw. For some reason, once I open that TIFF, I cannot save to JPEG using Photoshop. I use Irfanview to save the TIFF to JPEG but I still lose the EXIF, even though the option I chose in Irfanview says to keep the EXIF. What other software can I use to save to JPEG/resize?

Working from memory but you can save to jpg if you change it to 8bit.

 

[mercurial]

Working from memory but you can save to jpg if you change it to 8bit.

I'll have to play around with it and see what I can do. Thanks.

 

[koffiejunkie]

I save them from RAW to TIFF using Adobe Camera Raw. For some reason, once I open that TIFF, I cannot save to JPEG using Photoshop. I use Irfanview to save the TIFF to JPEG but I still lose the EXIF, even though the option I chose in Irfanview says to keep the EXIF. What other software can I use to save to JPEG/resize?

You should really have a bash at DDP. It's not exactly as slick as Aperture or Lightroom in terms of workflow, but it has the same benifit - you use your original RAW file as the base of your work, and export directly from there. It has the benifit of recognizing Canon's color/pictures styles.

 

[mercurial]

You should really have a bash at DDP. It's not exactly as slick as Aperture or Lightroom in terms of workflow, but it has the same benifit - you use your original RAW file as the base of your work, and export directly from there. It has the benifit of recognizing Canon's color/pictures styles.

I'll definitely have a look. Thanks.

 

[sitnet]

I envy you MERCURIAL, Thats's one hell of a camera!!!!

CONGRATZ

 

[mercurial]

I envy you MERCURIAL, Thats's one hell of a camera!!!!

CONGRATZ

Hehe thanks. I was undecided for ages - ask bwana
It also took a huge lump out of my wallet but I absolutely love my camera

 

[xrapidx]

You should really have a bash at DDP. It's not exactly as slick as Aperture or Lightroom in terms of workflow, but it has the same benifit - you use your original RAW file as the base of your work, and export directly from there. It has the benifit of recognizing Canon's color/pictures styles.

There was recently a thread on dpreview about what the canon guys use, most of them use DPP.

Apparently it also has some lens information and can correct things <-- noob speak.