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January 17th, 2005 04:08 PM #1
1D MkII focus point
I'm assuming this is a known issue, but don't know if a fix is possible or not.
With 1D MkII images, the focus point used is not indicated (in red.)
(I wasn't paying attention to 1D Mk II bugs before and didn't expect to have an Mk II till I won one on January 1st. )
Olga
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January 17th, 2005 04:18 PM #2
Originally Posted by
OlgaJ
I'm assuming this is a known issue, but don't know if a fix is possible or not.
With 1D MkII images, the focus point used is not indicated (in red.)
(I wasn't paying attention to 1D Mk II bugs before and didn't expect to have an Mk II till I won one on January 1st.
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Olga
You won a 1D MK II? Wow, I had to buy mine!
The focus points display correctly in my 1D Mk II files. There is a problem with accessing Canon SDK routines when using UNC pathnames (e.g. \\CYCLONE\Photos\IMG_0123.CR2) which I have fixed and will release in an update soon.
Regards,
Chris
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January 17th, 2005 05:36 PM #3
1D MkII focus point
Olga,
They show up on mine for raw files only. I rarely shoot jpeg, but they do not show up on extracted jpegs or proofs made from raw files from the 1D2 nor the 1D. I have a vague recollection that the feature was designed that way. Chris could confirm that.
Have you tried it on a raw file?
Dean
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January 17th, 2005 08:50 PM #4
Originally Posted by
DeanSilver
Have you tried it on a raw file?
Dean,
Yes, I've tried on raw files. Perhaps the problem is the bug that Chris mentioned. I will wait.
Olga
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January 17th, 2005 09:56 PM #5
Originally Posted by
DeanSilver
Olga,
They show up on mine for raw files only. I rarely shoot jpeg, but they do not show up on extracted jpegs or proofs made from raw files from the 1D2 nor the 1D. I have a vague recollection that the feature was designed that way. Chris could confirm that.
Have you tried it on a raw file?
Dean
Dean,
It definitely works with raw files and JPEGs straight from the camera. Unfortunately the Canon SDK doesn't appear to be able to read the focus point data from extracted JPEGs and so I will have to try to decode the EXIF MakerNote and bypass the SDK.
Regards,
Chris
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January 18th, 2005 05:40 AM #6
Thanks, Chris, but please don't pursue that issue on my account. I think focus point display is an interesting feature, but I don't utilize it myself, since I almost always recompose after focusing. I was just trying to help eliminate the obvious regarding Olga's problem, since she didn't specify which type of image she was viewing.
Dean
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