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I know that. But the contrast is still messed up, and I have to first find the expression I had when I shot it (from what I saw in the screen). R C_R Thanks for that info. I will read that article. I did have my suspicions it was some proprietary reasons. Such is really sad. I understand why from a business viewpoint. But it makes it quite hard for the users. Makes for a bad workflow.

Why is that? Has Canon hidden that part of the code or in any other way made it inaccassible?

Hi, new member and fairly new to Affinity. I have for a long time had a problem wit the way RAW files opens in editors like in Photoshop and here in Affinity. Lately I have been shooting a lot in black and white. Whenever I open a RAW file of these in Affinity Develop, they revert to some sort of standard setting with colors. And contrasts is all wrong. Is there a way to open RAW files to look lik they did when I shot them? A few days ago I tried Canons own RAW editor, Digital Photo Professional 4. There the files opens as I shot them. This is a lot easier on the workflow, since I dont have to first edit them back to the way I shot them, _then: I can fine edit them. The only thing with DPP4 is its extremely slow, and not really detailed. So to recap the question: Is there a way in Affinity to open a RAW file as they where shot?