Canon DPP Express User Reviews
Customer Experience
~ Based on 466 written reviews from the US App Store.
What users say
Summarized from real user reviews of Canon DPP Express. Based on 2.7K reviews and a 4.6/5 average, it highlights the 3 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Photo & Video app.
Positive things
- 🚀Great app for on-the-go RAW processing
- 👍Fantastic app with lots of features
- 💡Useful for quick edits in the field
Negative things
- 🐛Lacks support for CR2 RAW files
- 🔒Requires subscription for full functionality
- 🔋Slow performance on older iPads
- 👎Limited compatibility with older Canon models
Is Canon DPP Express Safe?
Canon DPP Express appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Canon DPP Express is 92/100.
This assessment is based on 2,738 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.6/5.
Safety Analysis
~ Based on 2,738 App Store ratings for Canon DPP Express.
Is Canon DPP Express Legit?
Canon DPP Express appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Canon DPP Express is 90/100.
Based on 90 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.
Top reviews
Love how easy it is to transfer my camera 📸 pictures to my phone!!
I wanted to give this a try, but it can only see pictures in the Camera or the Camera Roll. My pictures are organized into folders - but can’t see those at all. I’ll be cancelling this.
Don’t pop up and ask for review again.
I would rate this product higher except that each and every time that I try to use it, it keeps asking me to submit a review, even though I have. Therefore, because of the annoyance factor one star.
Asking to rate after exporting every picture and the app should be free
Easy to use, fun, and can’t express enough how beginner friendly it is
Fking asking me for rating after every photo I save. Even after I rated, the app still pops window to request for rating.
Guud
Stop making this pop up every time I get done with a photo
The app is okay but lacks real features not worth paying for. it’s far too limited it should at least be compatible to Lightroom. You can’t copy editing settings and paste to other photos, too much to have to edit each photo individually on a mobile device. It seems counterintuitive to a quick workflow.
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ただユーザーに対して利用料を取る意味は分からない。
iPadにUSB接続したデバイスから取り込みができない。いちいちiPadに取り入れて、アプリに取り入て、編集して、再度iPadに書き出さないといけない。純正でこの出来はがっかり
This app is promising and I like some of the features but it’s ridiculous that you cannot import photos from the iPad local Files app, nor can you import directly from an SD card. If these features were added this app would be way more usable. Unsubscribing until they can add this feature.
The app has limited editing towards it and on top of that (I know it’s not much) you have to pay a subscription ((monthly)) kinda crazy how canon makes you spend hundreds of $$$ and thousands of $$$ on both cameras and lenses and kits and other stuff to etc now go a basic app that should really be 100% free with how much is really on it… 🥲 damn
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Not so easy. There must be an easier app surely????
I kind of get why you can’t edit anything from the camera roll if it wasn’t a RAW file or jpeg from a canon camera but why can’t I import any files from the cloud or even from the files on my IPad. Importing from files is like the MOST basic feature humanly possible and it doesn’t exist here. That’s just dumb and completely ruins the workflow if I have to constantly import to camera roll just to edit things on the go. This is not worth a monthly fee and should at most be $5 once. Deleted and canceled almost immediately after finding out there’s no file import feature.
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Canon’s Camera Connect app directs you to this app for photo editing. It’s a money grab, as if you didn’t spend enough on your Canon gear.
Basic editor that besides canon lens corrections offers nothing special. I also don’t appreciate having to pay after already paying for multiple canon cameras.
I love this app, works super well and offers a ton of stuff you can do to a photo that looks great. I do wish there were information cards about what some things are or do. But you can figure it out!
So I spend US$4,000 on an R5 Mark II and another ~US$12,000 on Canon lenses and Canon expects me to pay them even more for the “privilege” of using this software on an iOS device? If this software is anything like every other Canon app, it will be one that isn’t well tested, has essentially no support, and will work only when on the odd day when it decides you’re worthy of using it. Canon stop being greedy, you already got our money, cut it out with this obnoxious money grab stunt. This is not how you build and maintain customer loyalty. If for no other reason then I don’t expect this from you but due from Adobe, I will continue to pay Adobe’s monthly subscription fee even though it’s more.
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