It does not affect raw. It does affect the histogram though and I find it the histogram to be more accurate if I choose faithful because the .jpg preview is flatter. I still Expose right and use highlight alert to allow certain areas of acceptable overexposure in my frame.
Yes and no. Is the RAW image changed – no. If you use DPP will it use the picture style for the converted image – yes. Can you overwrite/change the picture style in DPP- yes.
CanonShooter88 wrote:
Okay so if I have Sharpening set to +5, that will be applied to the JPEG when I convert from RAW to JPEG in DPP (unless I override / change that) ?
That's correct, DPP starts with the camera settings as its defaults.
The best way to see what happens in different program's is to set the style for b&w . In DPP you will have a b&w image , but all the colour info will still be there . So if you reset the settings yo will have a colour image.
With the same raw file In LR you will first see a b&w image and then as LR draws its own preview you will then see a colour image.
Also , if you have a recent canon body the raw contains a full size jpeg (older bodies the jpeg was very small) . You can extract this jpeg with various program's. I use 'instant jpeg from raw' . It's really quick , and very handy when you want to view and send images to someone else
