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I have been using Canon's Digital Photo Professional software (v3.0
and now v3.2) along with Photoshop CS2. I use the "Transfer to Photoshop" function to bring the processed RAW file directly into Photoshop. It worked perfectly. However, I upgraded to CS3 and uninstalled CS2. That function no longer works. DPP will bring up CS3, but no image is transferred. I am running a WinXP system. Anyone have any insight into this problem? Thanks in advance. |
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On Nov 2, 11:52 am, wrote:
On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 10:54:28 -0700, in rec.photo.digital W wrote: I have been using Canon's Digital Photo Professional software (v3.0 and now v3.2) along with Photoshop CS2. I use the "Transfer to Photoshop" function to bring the processed RAW file directly into Photoshop. It worked perfectly. However, I upgraded to CS3 and uninstalled CS2. That function no longer works. DPP will bring up CS3, but no image is transferred. I am running a WinXP system. Anyone have any insight into this problem? The first step iI see is to try re-installing DPP. I reinstalled DPP and CS3. No difference. |
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The current RAW converter in CS3 is great. I might ditch DPP altogether for
CS3. just my $0.02 Steve "W" wrote in message oups.com... I have been using Canon's Digital Photo Professional software (v3.0 and now v3.2) along with Photoshop CS2. I use the "Transfer to Photoshop" function to bring the processed RAW file directly into Photoshop. It worked perfectly. However, I upgraded to CS3 and uninstalled CS2. That function no longer works. DPP will bring up CS3, but no image is transferred. I am running a WinXP system. Anyone have any insight into this problem? Thanks in advance. |
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On Nov 2, 8:20 pm, wrote:
On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 09:59:31 -0700, in rec.photo.digital W wrote: I reinstalled DPP and CS3. No difference. Did you uninstall, then reinstall? Or reinstall over the top of the current installation? One consideration is un/reinstall might remove bad registry values which might be then correctly applied on the reinstall. Have you looked at the DPP support site regarding issues such as this? I did not uninstall first. You make a good point. I may try that next. I am working with Canon's support on this problem. They have not given me a solution yet. |
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I completely uninstalled CS3 then reinstalled it. No difference. Very
frustrating. On Nov 3, 2:48 pm, W wrote: On Nov 2, 8:20 pm, wrote: On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 09:59:31 -0700, in rec.photo.digital W wrote: I reinstalled DPP and CS3. No difference. Did you uninstall, then reinstall? Or reinstall over the top of the current installation? One consideration is un/reinstall might remove bad registry values which might be then correctly applied on the reinstall. Have you looked at the DPP support site regarding issues such as this? I did not uninstall first. You make a good point. I may try that next. I am working with Canon's support on this problem. They have not given me a solution yet. |
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