There are other useful tools in this program, but these are basically where I live. DPP is the most basic of them all, yet I find it's all I need, maybe because I get a good jump by taking the best image I can to begin with. I've used them all over the past 30 years for graphics and photography work, yes, I still sell and publish a slect few (I'm retired).
Frankly, if you have trouble with DPP you will be very overwhelmed with PSE, PS, LR, and especially GIMP. There are so few options, that it takes very little time to experiment with the sliders to see what effect they have on your Raw image. In fact, I spend 90% of my editing time in two panels: "Basic Image Adjustment" and "Adjust Image Colors" (see attached). I've been using DPP for a very long time and I have only read a few pages of the manual, usually when a new feature is added or I just don't understand exactly what a portion or function does. Seems by the time I edit some photos for a publication, my time "cost" would be below the old minimum wage. Seems to be overwhelming and don't know if I want to take the time to read it. Downloaded the manual which is 194 pages. Mentioned, I downloaded the DPP4 software off the Canon support.
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