bhpenfold
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8 minutes ago, stokerg said:
Hi bhpenfold,
Thanks for the RAW file.
From looking into this further i can see that CRAW is a compressed RAW format and that will likely be why it's not opening. If anything we need to add a * by that camera on our RAW list and state its the uncompressed RAW file that we can open and not the CRAW file.
I see PS can open it and have to say what a great photo it is
Hopefully we can improve the RAW engine we use, to open CRAW files but it might take some time before that happens.
Many thanks. Canon is implementing CRAW on all of its EOS R and newer cameras. 40% space saving in on-camera memory is huge; the EOS R5 with a 45MP sensor for instance is 22.3MB for CRAW and 46.5 for RAW, with virtually no loss of image quality. Support for CRAW by AP would be a huge step forward. It's a pain to have to do all my RAW processing in PS, then flip to AP for Jpeg processing...
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Thanks for getting back to me. Dragged this file onto the desktop and it still won't open. Running Windows 10 fully updated.
File opens in PS, LR and Fastsone Image Viewer but not AP. If I change the file format on the Camera to RAW, its fine, but change to CRAW, this is what I get. Camera is 1Dx iii runing Firmware Version 1.2.0 - 18 August 2020
Many thanks
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Just tried to open some some CRAW files from my Canon 1DXiii in Affinity Photo Version 1.8.5.703 and it says that they are unsupported. I can open regualr RAW files but not CRAW.
Can anyone advise when CRAW will be supported? Many thanks
Canon CR3 Raw files
in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
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It would help if Affinity could give us a bit of hope.... Neither my 1DxIII or R5 Raw/CRAW files are supported. This format has been around now for approaching a year, and its a complete pain having to use DPP or PS/LR. Even the Free Faststone Image Viewer supports CR3 in RAW and CRAW). Comments like " We hope to add support for this camera model in the future" gives little hope.... what we want is "we recongise the importance of this file format and are working hard to get this support to you as soon as possible!"