Steve Parrott wrote: > With the 1Ds, when I shoot in RAW, and load into the computer, > all I get are > SMALL TIFs. They have a resolution of 72 and a size of 4 x 2 > inches. They > do not even have the CRW prefix on them like the D60 does. Also, > of course, > Capture One does not even recognize or open the photos. > > So do I *have* to download all that software that came with the > 1Ds? What a > pain in the butt. After doing that, will I then be able to import the > photos into Capture One for processing instead of having to use the Canon > RAW processing software?
Steve, The file format for the pro Canon digitals is *.TIF. What you are opening is just the thumbnail, not the photo. Whatever you do, don't save what you open that way to the original file or you will lose your capture. You do not need the Canon software. However, I believe that the version of C1 required to decode 1Ds files is different than for your D60 (you need the pro version). If you don't want to use C1, use PhotoShop CS, the Adobe Camera Raw decoder is built in. I've heard good things about Canon's new Digital Photo Professional (DPP) that you can download from the Canon BeBit site, though I haven't tried it for much more than a trial spin. Canon's new EOS Viewer/Utility (EVU) has also been raved about, supposedly better than C1. Each of these was introduced with the 1DII and both work with the 1D and 1Ds (but not your D60). You will like the photos you get from the 1Ds, especially when shooting raw. Dave * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
