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Why does using Canon's Digital Lens Optimizer double the size of a RAW file?
In recent editions of Canon's Digital Photo Professional (beyond version 3.11.10 or later) a lens correction tool known as Digital Lens Optimizer (DLO) has been added. It uses Canon's own knowledge of ...
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