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DPP 2.1 and Bigger JPEGs: Canon Digital Photo Pro Conversion Algorithms Changed

A reader of Chuck Westfall's Digital Journalist site comments that since upgrading to DPP 2.1, JPEG file sizes are now "around 4-5 times bigger" after conversion.

Chuck confirms that the JPEG compression algorithms were changed in DPP 2.1 compared to 2.0 and earlier, and says:

"At this point, I am not permitted to release the chart that Canon Inc. provided, but I can tell you that Level 7 in DPP 2.1 is roughly equivalent to Level 9 in DPP 2.0 and earlier, in terms of JPEG compression ratios."

More info here.

Posted by on June 26, 2006 at 11:34 PM in Geeky stuff |

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80% of my pictures that I take are for my church,Northland, they would like me to shoot them in a raw format. I have windows xp and it will not open up with that software.
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