villain 2
John 3:16
I took some shots last week in Raw when I tried to download to my Mac power book pro I photo could not see the photo's ?
When using my Canon in the Raw format it see's the photo's what's up?
When using my Canon in the Raw format it see's the photo's what's up?
georgef
Well-known
1. If you shoot raw + jpeg you'll see the images.
2. you need a raw converter to process the ERFs.
Past that, I have zero mac experience
2. you need a raw converter to process the ERFs.
Past that, I have zero mac experience
zetablues
Established
MacOSX, Preview and iPhoto don't support the ERF file format (no finder thumbnail preview)villain 2 said:
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villain 2
John 3:16
R-D1 test shots
R-D1 test shots
O.K. but why does it open up my canon 1D and the my wife sony cybershot, when shooting in Raw they open right up in I photo?
R-D1 test shots
O.K. but why does it open up my canon 1D and the my wife sony cybershot, when shooting in Raw they open right up in I photo?
RF-Addict
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Every cqmerqa manufacturer has its own RAW format and the EPSON RAW format is not supported in I-photo. You need to convert your RAW photos into JPEG (or TIFF) before you can see them in i-photo.
zetablues
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The RAW file format of each camera manufacturer is different and proprietary. Apple has to develop and implement the support into the MacOS and the applications. The R-D1 is a niche product (not on Apple's "camera list"), Canon and Sony cameras are not.villain 2 said:
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Tuolumne
Veteran
Rich Cutler's site is the best all-in-1 resource for the R-D1 online. Go here to download SW for your MAC that will develop the Epson RAW files:
http://www.richcutler.co.uk/r-d1/r-d1_links.htm
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http://www.richcutler.co.uk/r-d1/r-d1_links.htm
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