Ulf Liljegren wrote: >This is true on Mac, not Windows.
>Following text is taken from the release notes of the Mac version: >"Tethered operation for Canon EOS 1D/1Ds is not enabled by default due to >the lack of quality of the underlying components and potential high risk of >destroying valuable data. " >Both Windows and Mac version rely on Canon's underlying components for >connectivity, where by we can not guarantee the same stability connectivity >wise as we can for a Phase One camera back where we are in full control >over software and hardware. >My experience during the almost two year we have made our RAW conversion >software available for DSLR cameras is that you have the same stability in >our software as you do in the Canon software, you will also have the same >problems as you do with Canons software when fundamentally a 1D/1Ds or any >Canon camera are developed for being untethered solution, where most medium >format camera back is not. Thanks for your reply Ulf, very good to have you on the list indeed. But can you imagine what can have caused the problems I experienced? I saw the images as thumbnails in C1 while shooting but when I was back in the office (having shut down the PC and restarted again) several of the shots were not on the hard drive anymore! I am thinking if this is related to the camera going on "sleep mode" to preserve battery and then the connection is lost to C1, but somehow C1 shows the thumbnails when I start to shoot again but the image isn't written to the hard drive? Does this make any sense? Best regards Chris =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
