Canon's DPP will display .CR2 RAW files and convert them to .JPEG if you like. Since .CR2 is a proprietary RAW file format exclusive to Canon, I wouldn't expect Windows Photos or Explorer to display files in this format natively. There are 3rd party programs that will also display RAW images, and if intalled, could allow a native windows program to display them, but I wouldn't wait to see if
Canon 5D Mark II Review - 5D Mark II Modes & Menus. Photo News. You can select any size and quality JPEG when shooting RAW + JPEG or sRAW1/2 + JPEG. Canon 6D Mark II. Canon 77D. Canon 7D
Comparison of three Canon cameras in a blow-up of a dark nightscape scene. With the Canon 6D Mark II, underexposed shadows do not fare well when brightened. Credit: Alan Dyer . Six images with the R6, one well exposed (far left) and then underexposed by shooting at progressively lower ISOs, then each brightened in processing. The Atomos firmware has been updated to allow 6K Prores raw external recording on the Canon EOS R6 Mark II. I discuss the frame rate options, how to set up t Insert two cards in the camera. Press the Menu button. The menu displays. Use the Quick Control button to navigate to the Set Up tab and then use the multi-controller button to navigate to the Set Up1 menu. Rotate the Quick Control dial to highlight Record Func+Card/Folder Sel and then press Set. The 6D Mark II incorporates a latest-generation Digic 7 processor, which enables an impressively fast continuous shooting rate of 6.5 fps. I haven't had a chance to shoot any action with the 6D II yet, but even during extended shooting of bracketed Raw images it didn't keep me waiting.
Movie shooting stops automatically. You can start shooting a movie again by pressing the < > button. When shooting movies, use a large-capacity card with a fast reading/writing speed. For more information on supported cards, please refer to Types of Memory Cards that can be used with the camera (EOS 7D Mark II).
To select a RAW setting, turn the . To select a JPEG setting, press the . On the upper right, the [ **M (megapixels) **** x **** ] numbers indicate the recorded pixel count, and [***] is the number of possible shots (displayed up to 9999).
The left side is shot with the normal settings on a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and the right side with the highlight tone priority (D+) turned on. Both images are raw images, shot with manual setting ZDrxWO.
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