Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Digital Cameras & Shooting Techniques => Topic started by: billy on December 13, 2007, 05:40:28 pm
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hey
so i just sold my Canon 1Ds Mk2 and I will buying the 1Ds mk3 whenever I can find one. But I just had a moment of panic, will I be able to process in C1 Pro still? I absolutely refuse to use Photoshop/ Camera Raw / Bridge, so that is not an option. Will I be screwed until version 4 becomes available? The only other option is Lightroom, which is ok but I shoot tons of images per day and would hate to disrupt my workflow, I love C1Pro for its ability to work through and adjust tons of images quickly.
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It's my understanding that the Beta for Capture One v4 has support for the 1ds MKIII raw files. You can download it from their main site. I worked with the Beta 1 and it didn't have any of the Pro software features, so I didn't use it very long. Not sure where beta 2 is in the look of the final software and what the charge will be to upgrade from 3.7.6 or whatever the most current version is of Pro
Paul C
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IMO Capture One have dropped the ball.
Working with a large amount of 1DsII files has been a disaster for months and version 4 looks like coming out for the next ice age.
I've given up on them and have gone back to CS and I'm also looking into Lightroom..
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ok, here is my main question, will I be able to use C1 Pro current software with the canon 1dsmk3?
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No.
Not for developing nor for tethering.
Current version is 3.7.7, there is a 3.7.8 beta available, but that does only fix read-out problems with phase backs.
A fully 1DsMkIII supporting version of C1 Pro 3.7.x is announced for this year though... we will see, can't be too far way anymore.
cheers,
martin