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No, there is an issue with the handling of the file.

The format is arw coming from Canon 5D Mark II
In camera we've specified to save both a arw and a jpg and the jpg gets cropped in camera as well.

I have read that it's lens correction and vignette reduction but, it becomes difficult to explain when the client sees the arw file and then I give them a jpg that's clipped.

Sometimes I don't know why they do these things.

At this point I don;t know if it's a bug that I can report or just part of the process of working with these Canon arw files.

[QUOTE="startexploding, post: 1533581128, member: 60450"] No, there is an issue with the handling of the file. The format is arw coming from Canon 5D Mark II In camera we've specified to save both a arw and a jpg and the jpg gets cropped in camera as well. I have read that it's lens correction and vignette reduction but, it becomes difficult to explain when the client sees the arw file and then I give them a jpg that's clipped. Sometimes I don't know why they do these things. At this point I don;t know if it's a bug that I can report or just part of the process of working with these Canon arw files. [/QUOTE]

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