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Canon Digital Photo Professional

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FigureCanon Digital Photo Professionalvkdt
Price from$0.99/moFree
Free planYesYes
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Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
APIYes—
Plans published31
Spec score · Photo Editing Software9.1 (#9)7.8 (#100)
Free planYesYes
LicenceCanon’s terms describe the software as copyrighted Canon or licensor software governed by an end-user licence agreement, so it is proprietary rather than open source.The maker says the code is licensed under the 2-clause BSD licence unless otherwise marked, and notes that some source files contain GPLv3 code.

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  • Digital Photo ProfessionalFree
  • DPP Express Full Functions$0.99 a month

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Canon Digital Photo Professional

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vkdt

vkdt is a workflow toolbox for processing raw still photographs and video on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Its pipeline connects multiple inputs and outputs in a node graph, using GLSL shaders and Vulkan. Photography tools include colour management, noise profiling, a folder-based image database, automatic parameter optimisation, and U-Net-based denoising. The maker also describes real-time workflows for animations, timelapses, and raw video, including Magic Lantern MLV and MotionCam inputs. Documented formats include JPEG, OpenEXR, raw stills, MLV, MotionCam raw video, and video for input; listed exports include JPEG, JPEG XL, OpenEXR, PFM, BC1, H.264, ProRes, and video. A command-line utility substitutes export nodes for display nodes. vkdt is free. It requires a Vulkan-capable GPU; the maker recommends 4 GB of video RAM, or at least 8 GB for large graphs or images above 50 megapixels. The code is licensed under 2-clause BSD unless otherwise marked, with some files containing GPLv3 code.

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