Two Bodies/One Software?

[Cory]

I'm tossing around keeping my T1i and maybe adding one of the upcoming Rebels. Maybe the little one with a little prime.
If I do that (or even go with the little prime on my T1i and maybe a 7D II one day) would I be using the same Canon software for both cameras or would I use the software that came with my T1i for the T1i and the new software with the new camera? And, if the latter, would the correct software recognize the right camera?
And my processing software is LR4.
Thanks for any insight into that whole topic.

 

[Harry Muff]

The updated software will recognise both cameras.

 

[alexanderferdinand]

After a few bodies: the newest SW should work.

 

[Mt Spokane Photography]

The latest version of DPP works for all Canon Cameras, they just update it to add new models as they are released.

 

[Mt Spokane Photography]

I'm tossing around keeping my T1i and maybe adding one of the upcoming Rebels. Maybe the little one with a little prime.
If I do that (or even go with the little prime on my T1i and maybe a 7D II one day) would I be using the same Canon software for both cameras or would I use the software that came with my T1i for the T1i and the new software with the new camera? And, if the latter, would the correct software recognize the right camera?
And my processing software is LR4.
Thanks for any insight into that whole topic.

If you buy a new Canon DSLR, the software that comes with it is backward compatible to older models.
You will have to wait for Lightroom 4 to be updated, but you can use DPP to convert raws for one or 10,000 images in a batch and send them to Lightroom as .tiff images.