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Hi,

Any progress with Canon CR3 support in Affinity Photo on Windows as it has now been 18 months since the format appeared as I believe there are now 6 cameras using this RAW format?

don.

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8 hours ago, AiDon said:

Hi,

Any progress with Canon CR3 support in Affinity Photo on Windows as it has now been 18 months since the format appeared as I believe there are now 6 cameras using this RAW format?

don.

Its something we still don't support I'm afraid however we try to improve RAW support as much as possible with each update.

C

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PC2 HP Pavilion - 
Intel® Core™ i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz (8 CPUs), 16GB RAM
 - GPU 1: Intel HD Graphics 630, GPU 2: NVIDIA GTX1050, 4GB

iPad (8th Gen) 2020

 

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2 hours ago, Alexandre Swioklo said:

Any date predictions, or will we have to migrate to other software?

In the interim you can either use DPP to create TIF images for use in Affinity or Adobe DNG Converter to create DNG files to use in Affinity.

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PC2 HP Pavilion - 
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23 minutes ago, Alexandre Swioklo said:

You are making me repeat myself. Any date predictions, or will we have to migrate to other software?

As AiDon said, you need to use other software to develop those raw images.

Serif generally does not provide estimates of when some future feature might appear, and I'm sure that estimates are even less likely to be offered when Serif is dependent on someone else making a change to software that is outside Serif's control.

You might also be interested in this post and subsequent ones in a parallel thread, if you haven't seen it.

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