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When I import photo from a Canon rp camera as a cr3 raw file into photos, photo appears out of focus. When loaded into the Canon DPP program, same photo now appears sharp. It appears Apple’s raw file support is broken.
iPad Pro, iOS 12
As of March 19, 2019 Canon EOS RP is not on the list:
Digital camera RAW formats supported by iOS 12 and macOS Mojave
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208967
As of March 19, 2019 Canon EOS RP is not on the list:
Digital camera RAW formats supported by iOS 12 and macOS Mojave
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208967
Thanks for the response. I had checked the list and saw both the m50 and r were present. Since both create cr3 files I thought I should be good to go. Didn’t realize cr3 files were different for different cameras.
No problem. I've never had a camera with dual pixel raw support. I don't know much about it either but as far as I understand it, dual pixel raw allows us to adjust focus (just a tad) during post process. What I was saying earlier was that since the 2 cameras produce slightly different raw format, the raw from EOS RP may need to be re-certified.
I am running the latest Mojave OS and shooting the Canon EOS R with Raw files (CR3) which is listed in the list of camera file supported by Mojave. When I try to import the CR3 files into my Apple Phots app, the "files" download, but there is no image, just a blank white picture with a question mark on each file. When I try to open the file, nothing happens. The Get Info shows a file with the expected 20-30 MD, but no camera or lens metadata.
Still not possible to upload CR3 files from my Canon RP.
Only the R is mentioned on Apple’s list, not the RP.
Is there any clue as how long it will still take for the RP’s CR3 files to be handled by Apple Photos?
It’s a shame that it has already taken this long.
Especially while Apple is the standard in the graphic world.
Or so I thought.
Your comments and/or update are highly appreciated .
As far as raw photos are concerned, I see one difference between the 2 models, EOS R supports dual pixel raw but the RP doesn't.
Thanks, I wasn’t aware of dual pixel raw. Time for more research.
There is no problem importing JPEGS from my Canon E0S R, just raw CR3 files. Can anyone help me on this?
Should be able to import using a SD card reader or connecting the camera directly with a USB cable. Using Canon’s wireless app is not supported for raw files.
Canon cr3 photo imports
