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Dumb RAW Question
Using Elements 3 and a Canon 20D, the camera displays a RAW image but
Elements [and Windows explorer] says no files present. Can't import what isn't found, even though the image is on the camera. What am I missing? Thank you. -- Remove -NOSPAM- to contact me. |
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That makes it dumb for two of us! I can't do anything with RAW, either.
"John Keiser" wrote in message newsE4Ne.10511$Xw5.6626@trnddc02... Using Elements 3 and a Canon 20D, the camera displays a RAW image but Elements [and Windows explorer] says no files present. Can't import what isn't found, even though the image is on the camera. What am I missing? Thank you. -- Remove -NOSPAM- to contact me. |
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On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 18:42:28 GMT, "John Keiser"
wrote: Using Elements 3 and a Canon 20D, the camera displays a RAW image but Elements [and Windows explorer] says no files present. Can't import what isn't found, even though the image is on the camera. What am I missing? It sounds like you're trying to import them from the camera using USB or whatever. You need to copy the raw files onto your computer before you can open them - it's probably best to use a card reader to do this. -- Regards John Bean |
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John Keiser wrote:
|| Using Elements 3 and a Canon 20D, the camera displays a RAW || image but Elements [and Windows explorer] says no files || present. || Can't import what isn't found, even though the image is on || the camera. What am I missing? || Thank you. || || || -- || Remove -NOSPAM- to contact me. I remember it said somewhere in one manual or another that the RAWs need to be copied to your computer hard disk first. Use a card reader to copy them. -- -- "This cause of exploration and discovery is not an option we choose; it is a desire written in the human heart. We are that part of creation which seeks to understand all creation. We find the best among us, send them forth into unmapped darkness, and pray they will return." -- George W. Bush |
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Using Elements 3 and a Canon 20D, the camera displays a RAW image but
Elements [and Windows explorer] says no files present. Can't import what isn't found, even though the image is on the camera. What am I missing? Thank you. You need to either use a card reader or the transfer software that came with the camera to read the RAW files. I don't know why, but the camera hides the RAW files when it's plugged in. Weird. -- Mark Photos, Ideas & Opinions http://www.marklauter.com |
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Using Elements 3 and a Canon 20D, the camera displays a RAW image but
Elements [and Windows explorer] says no files present. Can't import what isn't found, even though the image is on the camera. What am I missing? Thank you. You need to either use a card reader or the transfer software that came with the camera to read the RAW files. I don't know why, but the camera hides the RAW files when it's plugged in. Weird. What I was trying to say is that Explorer doesn't see the files, nor does it see the full directory structure that exists on the CF card when the 20D is plugged in via USB. However, the Canon file transfer software DOES see the RAW files and will transfer them. Then you can use Elements or what ever to do your RAW conversions. The other option is using a card reader - then Explorer DOES see the RAW files and has no trouble moving them to where ever you want. I don't know why Canon would design the system this way. -- Mark Photos, Ideas & Opinions http://www.marklauter.com |
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The Canon tech insisted I should have installed "ZoomBrowser" but I could
not find it on verr 9.1 EOS Digital Solutions Disk. But that was a clue. I downloaded ZoomBrwoser and now I can access the RAW images fine directly from the camera. -- Remove -NOSPAM- to contact me. |
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I've just switched my Nikon D70 to RAW format and after saving the files
using the Nikon software I don't seem to be able to view them in Abobe Photo Elements. Like you I'm confused is there a plugin or something. Bruce "John Keiser" wrote in message newsE4Ne.10511$Xw5.6626@trnddc02... Using Elements 3 and a Canon 20D, the camera displays a RAW image but Elements [and Windows explorer] says no files present. Can't import what isn't found, even though the image is on the camera. What am I missing? Thank you. -- Remove -NOSPAM- to contact me. |
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The Canon tech insisted I should have installed "ZoomBrowser" but I could
not find it on verr 9.1 EOS Digital Solutions Disk. But that was a clue. I downloaded ZoomBrwoser and now I can access the RAW images fine directly from the camera. On the ver 9.1 CD there is a tool similar to ZoomBrowser called "EOS Viewer Utility" and personally I like it better than ZoomBrowser because it has the RAW conversion stuff built in. -- Mark Photos, Ideas & Opinions http://www.marklauter.com |
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