I had a good friend who owned and raced one here in Portland, OR back in 1965-66. Pete flat towed the 1600 with his 300D Chrysler.
( I almost got to race it )

Thank you for your time and explaining ON1.
I had forgotten about Canon's DPP4.

Now, I will compare both to see if I can tell a difference in colors.

I kinda got lost with all the different replies to each other.

My question is in ON1 2024.1 I can select ON1 or Camera settings like ,"Landscape ". Does the mean My Canon 80D is using Canon RAW instead of ON1 RAW for bases of editing?
I guess I should list the steps I take when editing on ON1: 1] I crop 2] No Noise 3] Then I select Tone and Color 4] This is where select either ON1 or Canon for base settings in RAW.

I have a very limited income. My current computer has dual V 2630L CPU's with 48GB RAM and an old 2GB GPU video card. It seems I can acquire a newer used desktop computer for around $300-400, using an I7 CPU.
Why?
I am a user of ON1 Raw 2024.1 PP. It takes about 20-30 seconds to process No Noise and a little longer if I use Brilliance AI.

Thank you for addressing "lens correction" . I just researched my photo editor, ON1 2024.1, and it has automatic lens correction. On1 adjusts my Tamron & Canon lens. Although I can go in and make any level changes manually. I have never tried or I guess given it any thought about correction. "I just Assumed"

Thank you MrBob, regarding correct use of zoom.
I need to accomplish my crop in the camera. This will help in retaining Pixel count. Leveling seems to be most of my correction in crop. At least a smaller amount of cropping to help in composition.
My thinking is I need to place more on what I want as a finished product. Instead of liking what I see.
Thanks MrBob

Can I ask a question?
Statements have been made " Do the camera 1st and lens"
I have assumed.... ON1 automatically made those adjustments automatically.

So you are telling me I should at least review the settings for my 80D and my Tamron and Canon lens?

I always use No Noise ( ON1 2024.1), 1st.
Why, my thinking is help my Canon 80D with 24-105L F4 or Tamron 70-300mm or my crop sensor non L quality lens. Yes, I usually dial back levels a little so No Noise doesn't over correct or process.
Then crop
Follow up with Develop & effects and/or Masking
Usually I use Vignette as last step.

Please offer input or guidance if anyone a better directions.... Thanks

Here are a couple statements
I recently purchased yellow clip on glasses.These are for night driving and bright lights. Wow, they really take the edge off. You can wear them during the day as well.
I too have an Ford Explorer with LED bulbs for all exterior lighting. My fog lights are yellow LED. Very bright and I use them as my day time safety lighting .They almost bright enough to use as a night headlight, almost. I love the high beam ,30,000LM, for night driving. I can see well over a quarter mile.

My biggest problem with LED lights were that I had to buy Load resistors. for turn signals/ brake lights and another set for headlights.
Another high for me was when I replaced the backup lights with LED. Bright.The same went for me when I replaced the rear interior and the front above the dash. Really lights up both for this old guys eyes.

I too used Thousand Oaks sheet filter.
However, I sandwiched the filter between thin cardboard. The diameter was cut to my Tamron 70-300 sun shade. That way , I have the flexibility by simply remove the sun shade.

I am using windows XP. I need it for my graphic vinyl software.
I have Windows 7pro for my old laptop That I use for AIM data acquisition for my son's race car.

I had a 1953 2dr sedan. Cream white bottom and dark green top. I had seats covers made in a cream white with a green top. Then I painted the fabric headliner with white latex paint.
I used Butylrubber recaps.

I was at work with Moore's Audio Visual. Working in the service department, repairing B&H 16mm projectors, Dukane record film strip projectors, Ampro 16mm projectors, RCA 16mm projectors, Da Lite projection screens, Overhead projectors, Opaque projectors, Film strip projectors, and etc.

I remember Mr. Moore calling all of us up stairs to to hear the live radio report.

What I did was to sandwich the Thousand Oaks filter between 2 pieces of solid cardboard. I cut out 2 circles the diameter of my Tamron 70-300mm sunshade. Then cut out the inside so the cardboard was about 1/4" The filter fits nice and tight. Easy removal and storage in a large filter case

Looking at fellow messages, I use Standard photo or Pro with RAW.
I also downloaded ON1 app and process in RAW... always.

I have not printed any cell photos. However, I always use ON1 No Noise and in many cases, I will also use Tac Sharp to help with my cell phone images.