Batch converstion too slow

key5000

• 17. Februar 2005 17:19

WHen I try to convert 31 RAW from my S2 to JPG, C1 took alomost 2 hours to convert all of that??? Is this normal or something wrong??

How long does it take to convert one RAW to JPG?

System configure: P4-1.6G; 1GB memory; 60GB hard disk.

No program is running during the conversion.


Please help.

Thanks
key

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  Ulf Liljegren

  • 18. Februar 2005 10:26

  I did a test on my Laptop which is a 1.7Ghz Centrino with 1GB RAM.
  Jpeg High Quality 100% 300dpi
  Fuji S2 10 file ~14min at the same time a Canon 10D develop 10 file in a little over 4min.
  This is one of the disadvantages of the Fujis diagonal chip read out.
  Tim difference there is nothing we can do much about when the developing engine of Capture One is made for liniear chip readout data which all cameras are except Fuji S2 and S3.

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  key5000

  • 19. Februar 2005 00:31

  Which mean it will take more than a day just to develope 400 images from my wedding?
  
  I will consider trying Bibble Pro, it took much less time than C1.

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  Ulf Liljegren

  • 20. Februar 2005 12:47

  True, it will take shorter time, but you will also get a quality there after.
  You can do quick proof in Capture One, when doing this we put speed over quality and in normal processing we do opposite.
  The choice is yours.

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 2. März 2005 02:43

  I do definitely agree about the quality, at least with Bibble. Bibble has a known limitations in quality with S2 files:
  
  http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=12004195
  
  However ACR does a very nice job and is fast. In the end I prefer C1 due to the a \"certain quality\" that is hard to define and the great workflow.
  
  That said, I do find it hard to believe the difference in performance is strictly do to a diagnal pixel layout. All the other engines have to deal with the same issue and don't seem to be so significantly slowed. It would make me, and probably other S2 users, feel better if the P1 engineers put a some effort into verifying there isn't some other explanation. The difference is pretty extraordinary.

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