on 08/09/04 09:17 am, 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. "
Ulf... Does this in effect mean that it is preferable to shoot 1Ds tethered in the Canon software on Mac and then process RAW files in C1 later? Secondly another question. Processing 1Ds files on my PC (XP Pro) in C1 I am experiencing random and very annoying corruption of files. All process fine and open fine into PS. However opening again later some display an error message that the file contains data which cannot be read and asks if I wish to convert to working profile, despite already being processed as Adobe 1998 and behaving normally on the first opening. If I convert the result is a barely visible image with severe colour distortion and banding. If I discard profile the image appears OK. However saving as Adobe 1998 or converting to Adobe 1998 produces the same result on re-opening. The only work-around seems to be to create another empty file and paste the suspect file into it which is very time consuming. If the corrupt files are copied to Mac they exhibit the same corruption but if the same RAW files are processed on the Mac the problem disappears. Any thoughts? Regards -- Mark M Sykes Mark Sykes Photography m: +44 (0)7860 247900 t: +44 (0)1274 877801 e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] w: http://www.marksykesphoto.com =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
