Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Mirrorless Cameras => Topic started by: Alan Smallbone on October 23, 2014, 12:30:28 pm
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Just an FYI for those Sigma users:
Sigma has released their newest version of SPP, 6.1, initial testing on my pc is that it runs a lot faster. Updates to tonal changes happen much faster.
http://www.sigma-global.com/en/download/cameras/sigma-photo-pro/
Also new firmware for DP2 Quattro
http://www.sigma-global.com/en/download/cameras/firmware/
Alan
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Alan,
Thank you for this heads up.
Much appreciated.
Do you know when the new Quattro viewfinder will (really) be available ?
Richard
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The rumor I have heard is that maybe tomorrow, Oct. 24, but I have no idea, that is a guess. I am interested in it too.
Alan
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My first thought when hearing of any SPP release is:
"I wonder how horrible this version is"
I can honestly say I have never thought that about any other piece of software, ever.
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Bucking the trend, I'm happily using it. I like the simplicity. The same goes for the cameras actually.
It does crash. I launched 6.1 last night and had a crash within 5 minutes.
I also never load more than about 10 to 12 images at a time. Doing that, SPP is fairly zippy and easy to use.
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I have yet to see it crash, I wonder if the crashes are all Mac based? I have been loading dp2q and dp3m files, some with 50-60 image in a directory and it works fine. I have gone through a lot of them and taken a good close look. So far I am happy, working fine.
Alan
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Yes, I'm on a Mac.
Usually Pro-Photo freezes and won't quit when I exit the program.
Processing an image it seems to be reasonably stable, but it has crashed on me a couple of times.
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Just tried to install new firmware. But it wouldn't work. Couldn't unzip file on my mac. Tech support informed there was a problem. Suggested I try again next week. The Quattro adventure continues !