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Version 1.13.10 · 2026-10-07
Added support for new Canon cameras.
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The store currently lists version 1.13.10, updated 2026-10-07.








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Canon Digital Photo Professional Express (Canon DPP Express) is an iPad/iPhone application to color edit RAW images with intuitive touch operation to be converted to JPEG file afterwards.
To continue using all Digital Photo Professional Express features, you must complete the (paid) subscription process.
When you purchase the subscription,
- Your image adjustments will be recorded.
- You will be able to export images without watermarks.
[Key Features]
- Adjust RAW images freely.
- Quickly and easily adjust RAW images anywhere, any time.
- Save multiple adjustment patterns and compare the results on a single RAW image.
- Use the change history function to readjust images until you achieve the perfect result.
- Save adjusted images to your Camera Roll in JPEG format. "…
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Added support for new Canon cameras.
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