Just a little more information today.
First, as Snook experienced, and as was preliminarily confirmed last night both 4.5 and 4.5.1 have this issue with Canon. Sorry for any confusion on this; I posted what I knew yesterday, and now we know a bit more.
Because of the time-difference between DK and NY there is a literal around-the-clock investigation going on. If you all could hear the enormous amount of work being put in I think it would go a long way to assuring you that they are taking this extremely seriously. That said the problem is pretty uncommon with only a handful of reports. This is not an excuse, as obviously having this happen even once is not acceptable. Just wanted to clarify that one of the reasons this problem wasn't found/fixed before was that it is not a common set of circumstances that causes it. As Snook said, he used it for several days in testing before experiencing the problem.
By the way, I should, from my personal experience note that one of my most common calls I get in my role as tech support is "Capture One has deleted my files". Until this week
every one of those calls ends with us finding that the photographer/assistant/tech moved the images, forgot they changed storage locations, had ejected the hard drive with the images etc. Tech support in NY also receives these calls a lot (where a very angry user has lost track of their images and blames the program). This might go a ways to explaining why it takes time to isolate that there actually
is a problem (especially with very few such calls).
Again, I'm sorry I don't have more information. We will absolutely pass everything we know when we receive more information.
Doug Peterson, Head of Technical Services
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