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Aug 01, 2012 13:46 |  #1

Dear photofriends

I have just bought a new Mitsubishi Pajero/Shogun with a multimediaunit containing a fairly big screen and connectorplugs, so that I am able to view pictures from a Canon IXUS nicely on that screen, but not pictures from i.e a Canon 30D. The VIDEO OUT-connector is the same for both cameras.
Any idea about how this can be put right? Thanks in advance!;)


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Aug 09, 2012 05:13 |  #2

Ok, so no answers, maybe Mitsubishi Motor Company is a better target about this question? I'll call them.


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Current experience: Trust it to only display jpgs.:(


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Jan 17, 2013 13:45 |  #4

Canonman47 wrote in post #15501023 (external link)
Current experience: Trust it to only display jpgs.:(

Did you want it to display RAW files right off the camera. That would mean it would need a RAW converter built in. Even the screen on the camera is just showing a jpeg preview of the RAW




  
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