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Apr 05, 2007 15:55 |  #1

Am I out of luck?

I ordered a Sandisk Extreme III 2Gb card and received it late last week (March 30). It came with an offer that allows me to download a copy of Capture One LE, enter the serial number included in the packaging and have a working copy of C1 LE. The problem is when I went to their website on April 2 I couldn't get to the download page to get the software. I didn't notice that the offer was good until March 31. Does anyone know where I can download a copy of this? I tried to google it and all the links I found sent me to the Phase One site. Any advice?


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Apr 06, 2007 20:03 |  #2

Go back to there site and look for the Demo version. here a link

http://www.phaseone.co​m …nloads/SanDisk_​CO_LE.aspx (external link)


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Apr 06, 2007 21:49 |  #3

The bad news is, that link still doesn't get me to the file. I get an error on the final page. The good news is, PaulSoebekti worked relentlessly to take care of me. I finally got the file due to his efforts. Thanks Paul!

Now I need to learn how to use it. :D


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Apr 07, 2007 07:25 |  #4

That good news.


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Apr 08, 2007 01:45 as a reply to  @ winky's post |  #5

a neat overview of how to use capture one can be found here: http://www.beautiful-landscape.com/Thoughts​36.html (external link)

he uses the pro version so you can't do some of stuff, but it helps give an idea of raw conversion.




  
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Apr 08, 2007 07:00 |  #6

SgWRX wrote in post #3004095 (external link)
a neat overview of how to use capture one can be found here: http://www.beautiful-landscape.com/Thoughts​36.html (external link)

he uses the pro version so you can't do some of stuff, but it helps give an idea of raw conversion.

Excellent! I will check that out. Thanks!


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Apr 08, 2007 09:29 |  #7

SgWRX wrote in post #3004095 (external link)
a neat overview of how to use capture one can be found here: http://www.beautiful-landscape.com/Thoughts​36.html (external link)

he uses the pro version so you can't do some of stuff, but it helps give an idea of raw conversion.

Just watched the ACR videos; You'd be better off to search POTN for info on ACR...
It's pretty obvious he doesn't use it often...

By the way: IMHO lowering the white point is *not* the way to restore clipping. (Since it doesn't restore anything :rolleyes:)


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Apr 08, 2007 18:10 |  #8

René Damkot wrote in post #3005038 (external link)
By the way: IMHO lowering the white point is *not* the way to restore clipping. (Since it doesn't restore anything :rolleyes:)

you're quite right from the point of view of restoring image data that might be blown out. exposure adjustment is appropriate for that.

he was lowering the white point for printing.




  
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Apr 09, 2007 05:58 |  #9

SgWRX wrote in post #3007126 (external link)
he was lowering the white point for printing.

Be as it may, but then just setting 253 and 5 for white and blackpoint (or whatever the exposure warning in C1 is set to!!) will give you no "red or green blinkies". Kinda senseless IMHO. You just get a uniform "very light gray" and "very dark gray" erea, instead of solid white and black in the print...


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Apr 09, 2007 18:43 |  #10

René Damkot wrote in post #3009471 (external link)
Be as it may, but then just setting 253 and 5 for white and blackpoint (or whatever the exposure warning in C1 is set to!!) will give you no "red or green blinkies". Kinda senseless IMHO. You just get a uniform "very light gray" and "very dark gray" erea, instead of solid white and black in the print...

i have had other digital photographers talk to me about that when printing, at least set the white point so that at least _some_ ink gets laid down on the paper. i guess it's not that popular anymore or has become senseless as you say. the ones who did talk to me about it were printing on dye-sub printers at the time. but either way... like you said it's important to know that this is not how to restore blown highlights.




  
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Apr 09, 2007 18:45 |  #11

The american server is borked. Use the euro download. I just did it 5 minutes ago when I had the same issue.


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