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Mark II wrote in post #14865969
This must be why I'm clueless to Mac users & Raw files. I only use CS5. This will soon change I guess.

LR is a much better organizer for RAW files. I'm surprised you don't use it.

lr4 is only $99 i believe (its £99 here)

Mark II wrote in post #14865969
This must be why I'm clueless to Mac users & Raw files. I only use CS5. This will soon change I guess.

I use CS5 (PC) and it was updated a while back to support 5D3/1Dx CR2s.

I have to believe they updated the Mac version as well, although I've been wrong before...

Just got mine - HoooYaaa!

Now, if I just didn't have to work today.

jdizzle wrote in post #14865482
No clue but, sport shooters/journalists shoot jpeg.

Actually photogs from Sports Illustrated shoot in RAW.

Canonswhitelensesrule wrote in post #14866285
Actually photogs from Sports Illustrated shoot in RAW.

Yet pretty much every major agency shooter does not.

We have been here before.....

Hmm, thanks for the link guys to the Supported by Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 3.13

I ran into some problems with the update though and wanted to share.

Apparently to successfully run this update 1 of 2 programs MUST be installed on your computer.

Aperture 3

or

Iphoto 11 or whatever version it is that they NEED me to have installed.


Okay. While I understand the push from Apple for me to use their image softwares, guess what. I DON'T.

I'm plenty content with my workflow that DOES NOT include aperture or iphoto.

Please allow me to do this update so I can at least see thumbnails in finder.

Anyone else run into this problem with the update?

I've tried update installer for v 3.13 and 3.14

Is this where I'm supposed to say that if you want to completely control your environment, Apple might not be the right choice?

Apple? Pffft!!

waterrockets wrote in post #14866373
Is this where I'm supposed to say that if you want to completely control your environment, Apple might not be the right choice?

Nope... Folks just gotta work with what suits their comfort level best.

Canonswhitelensesrule wrote in post #14866285
Actually photogs from Sports Illustrated shoot in RAW.

You seriously need meds.

jdizzle wrote in post #14866402
You seriously need meds.

Probably:p but...

"On the Rob Galbraith forum there is a story about how the Sports Illustrated photographers shoot the US pro football Super Bowl.
They shoot RAW+JPEG, using the JPEG to edit quickly, and then they process the RAW of selected shots for publication.
Each of their photographers turns in about 11,000 exposures of the game."
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And from this article by S.I. staff photographer Peter Read Miller:

http://www.sportsshoot​er.com/news/2371

"I shoot RAW only so I pretty much ignore many of the settings that pertain to image quality for JPEGs."

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But I guess it's still Bash Canonswhitelensesrule time on P.O.T.N.

waterrockets wrote in post #14866373
Is this where I'm supposed to say that if you want to completely control your environment, Apple might not be the right choice?

Hard to control ones evironment when infected with viruses or depending on others to keep your crap running like it is supposed to. No way will I ever go back to paying for Computer condoms again.

My guess is you never have owned a Mac.

jdizzle wrote in post #14865987
LR is a much better organizer for RAW files. I'm surprised you don't use it.

I have 3 & 4 .... just never spent much time with them. Like I said though ... that will change.

Mark II wrote in post #14866649
Hard to control ones evironment when infected with viruses or depending on others to keep your crap running like it is supposed to. No way will I ever go back to paying for Computer condoms again.

My guess is you never have owned a Mac.

True, only because I worked on them daily, and decided that I prefer the PC experience. I think Macs are great, really, I just prefer PCs. Clearly there are differences, and you surely realize that not all of them go into the "win" column for Mac. For many of the same reasons, I prefer my Android to my wife's iPhone. Again, the iPhone is awesome, truly. I just prefer the Android experience, which is awesome in other ways (I don't know if I would want to live w/out Tasker).

I've also never had a virus, because I know how to use and protect my computer. For free.