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Gday

I'm exporting all my CR2 from my Canon cameras as jpegs. It's a mix of 50d, 7d, 6d and 5d4

However, despite unticking the 'resize' option on the batch convert of Canon DPP, the output resolution varies!

Raw files (note the resolution):

Output jpegs:

Setting used to export:

I re-checked the one of the weird files and I see this. Already mismatching. I think Canon did a booboo

What is going on? Why are photos being exported with differing resolution ?! Thank you

NB: Please disregard the weird filename. I have renamed the filed to include a UUID at the front. So it can act as primary key to a database of photos I created to that I can flatten my folder structure so I can batch convert 27000 photos and then push them back to where their original in-camera-taken jpeg was located.

NB2: Problem still occurs in DPP 4.16.11.0, and 4.17.10.0

Gday

I'm exporting all my CR2 from my Canon cameras as jpegs. It's a mix of 50d, 7d, 6d and 5d4

However, despite unticking the 'resize' option on the batch convert of Canon DPP, the output resolution varies!

Raw files (note the resolution):

Output jpegs:

Setting used to export:

I re-checked the one of the weird files and I see this. Already mismatching. I think Canon did a booboo

What is going on? Why are photos being exported with differing resolution ?! Thank you

NB: Please disregard the weird filename. I have renamed the filed to include a UUID at the front. So it can act as primary key to a database of photos I created to that I can flatten my folder structure so I can batch convert 27000 photos and then push them back to where their original in-camera-taken jpeg was located.

NB2: Problem still occurs in DPP 4.16.11.0, and 4.17.10.0, and in older versions like 4.7.21.0 which shipped with the Canon 5d IV

Gday

I'm exporting all my CR2 from my Canon cameras as jpegs. It's a mix of 50d, 7d, 6d and 5d4

However, despite unticking the 'resize' option on the batch convert of Canon DPP, the output resolution varies!

Raw files (note the resolution):

Output jpegs:

Setting used to export:

I re-checked the one of the weird files and I see this. Already mismatching. I think Canon did a booboo

What is going on? Why are photos being exported with differing resolution ?! Thank you

NB: Please disregard the weird filename. I have renamed the filed to include a UUID at the front. So it can act as primary key to a database of photos I created to that I can flatten my folder structure so I can batch convert 27000 photos and then push them back to where their original in-camera-taken jpeg was located.

NB2: Problem still occurs in DPP 4.16.11.0

Gday

I'm exporting all my CR2 from my Canon cameras as jpegs. It's a mix of 50d, 7d, 6d and 5d4

However, despite unticking the 'resize' option on the batch convert of Canon DPP, the output resolution varies!

Raw files (note the resolution):

Output jpegs:

Setting used to export:

I re-checked the one of the weird files and I see this. Already mismatching. I think Canon did a booboo

What is going on? Why are photos being exported with differing resolution ?! Thank you

NB: Please disregard the weird filename. I have renamed the filed to include a UUID at the front. So it can act as primary key to a database of photos I created to that I can flatten my folder structure so I can batch convert 27000 photos and then push them back to where their original in-camera-taken jpeg was located.

NB2: Problem still occurs in DPP 4.16.11.0, and 4.17.10.0

Gday

I'm exporting all my CR2 from my Canon cameras as jpegs. It's a mix of 50d, 7d, 6d and 5d4

However, despite unticking the 'resize' option on the batch convert of Canon DPP, the output resolution varies!

Raw files (note the resolution):

Output jpegs:

Setting used to export:

I re-checked the one of the weird files and I see this. Already mismatching. I think Canon did a booboo

What is going on? Why are photos being exported with differing resolution ?! Thank you

NB: Please disregard the weird filename. I have renamed the filed to include a UUID at the front. So it can act as primary key to a database of photos I created to that I can flatten my folder structure so I can batch convert 27000 photos and then push them back to where their original in-camera-taken jpeg was located.

Gday

I'm exporting all my CR2 from my Canon cameras as jpegs. It's a mix of 50d, 7d, 6d and 5d4

However, despite unticking the 'resize' option on the batch convert of Canon DPP, the output resolution varies!

Raw files (note the resolution):

Output jpegs:

Setting used to export:

I re-checked the one of the weird files and I see this. Already mismatching. I think Canon did a booboo

What is going on? Why are photos being exported with differing resolution ?! Thank you

NB: Please disregard the weird filename. I have renamed the filed to include a UUID at the front. So it can act as primary key to a database of photos I created to that I can flatten my folder structure so I can batch convert 27000 photos and then push them back to where their original in-camera-taken jpeg was located.

NB2: Problem still occurs in DPP 4.16.11.0