RAW Burst Image Tool

You can do the following with rolls of images from continuous shooting in RAW burst mode.

For details and precautions on RAW burst mode, refer to the instruction manual of cameras with this feature.

Note

In DPP, you can work with the representative image of rolls in editing, saving, printing, and so on as if it were a single RAW image.

Starting the RAW Burst Image Tool

Select a roll in the main window or elsewhere.
- Only rolls captured on cameras with RAW burst mode are supported (thumbnail icon: ).
Select [Start RAW Burst Image tool] in the [Tools] menu.
- To exit, click [Close].
Note
- You can add a button for this function to the main window toolbar ().

(1)Image display area
(2)Set image magnification
(3)Display image at actual size
(4)Fit image display to window
(5)First-image marker ()
(6)Slider (, )
(7)Set first image in roll after extraction ()
(8)Move to previous image (, )
(9)Current image number
Indicates the current image number and the total number of images in the roll
(10)Position of representative image in roll

(11)Representative-image mark
Shown when the representative image is displayed
(12)Set current image as representative image ()
(13)Move to representative image
(14)Restore settings at the time of shooting
Discard all editing done with this tool and restore settings at the time of shooting
(15)Extract and save a range of images from roll ()
(16)Save individual image from roll ()
(17)Set as last image of roll after extraction ()
(18)Move to next image (, )
(19)Last-image marker ()

You can change the image representing a roll.

Display the RAW burst image tool window.
- Follow steps 1–2 in Starting the RAW Burst Image Tool.
Display the image that will be the new representative image.
- Use the slider or []/[] to display the image to set as the representative image in the image display area.
- The position of the current representative image is indicated with a [] mark above the slider.
Change the representative image.
- Click [Use current image as representative image].
- The representative image changes to the current image.
- To restore the state at the time of shooting, click [].
- To exit, click [Close].

You can extract any single image from a roll and save it.

Display the RAW burst image tool window.
- Follow steps 1–2 in Starting the RAW Burst Image Tool.
Display the image to save.
- Use the slider or []/[] to display the image to save in the image display area.
Save the file.
- Click [], then complete the required settings and save the file.
- To revert to settings at the time of shooting, click [].
- To exit, click [Close].

You can extract a range of images from a roll and save them as a separate roll.

Display the RAW burst image tool window.
- Follow steps 1–2 in Starting the RAW Burst Image Tool.
Set the first image.
- Use the slider or []/[] to show the image to set as the first image in the image display area, then click [].
- The first-image marker () moves, and the first image in the roll is set.
Set the last image.
- Use the slider or []/[] to display the image to set as the last image in the image display area, then click [].
- The last-image marker () moves, and the last image in the roll is set.
Save the file.
- Click [], then complete the required settings and save the file.
- To revert to settings at the time of shooting, click [].
- To exit, click [Close].

Caution

Cannot be used in conjunction with Copying and Applying Recipes to Other Images, Saving Recipe Files, or Loading and Applying Recipes.
After this editing, settings cannot be restored to the states in [Revert to shot settings] or [Revert to last saved settings] in the [Adjustment] tab in the menu. However, you can click [] for this function to restore the state at the time of shooting.
Even if you change the representative image of a roll with this function, the roll's shooting information as shown in the main window and elsewhere applies to the representative image at the time of shooting.
Adjustments to a roll made in the main window and elsewhere (as noted in the recipe) are not reflected in the window for this function, except for 90° image rotation.