[mtkeller]

So I have this software and other than a curiosity I used once a couple of years ago I've not had any more experience with it. I have LR. PS, DxO, and some Topaz AI's as my primaries so I'm asking you that do use it: Should I also be using Digital Camera Utility for anything other than Pixelshift images?

I am considering switching to in-camera HDR simply as a convenient way of packaging things. Right now, I wind up with gobs of brackets that I have to manually stack in LR. If I shoot raw HDR in camera, the JPEG preview shows me the composition and such. I can then use DCU to extract the DNGs and then go run them through my preferred HDR software.

[ramseybuckeye]

So I have this software and other than a curiosity I used once a couple of years ago I've not had any more experience with it. I have LR. PS, DxO, and some Topaz AI's as my primaries so I'm asking you that do use it: Should I also be using Digital Camera Utility for anything other than Pixelshift images?

I was using it for a while to separate in camera HDR images when I was experimenting with that. It does give complete exif data. It's an easy way to see what different Pentax custom images look like, probably some other oddities, but I don't know it very well.

[DWS1]

Does it process pixel shift with motion correction on?

Yes. As long as you're working with a raw file you can change it to any pixel shift mode you want. Just like the in camera settings.

[madbrain]

Thanks. It's useful for PixelShift and HDR RAW files. I don't use it for anything else.