Black line

Gib Robinson

• May 17, 2006 11:58

Most (if not all) images imported from Capture One and sent to Photoshop via the process button have a black line on one edge of the image. Can that be eliminated?

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  Anonymous

  • May 17, 2006 17:29

  Gib,
  
  What version of Capture one?
  What type of camera file?
  What is the file type processed?
  
  Is the black line seen in Thumbnails and Previews?
  Is the black line shown in the Focus View display?
  
  Regards,
  k c

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  Gib Robinson

  • May 18, 2006 12:04

  What version of Capture one?
  3.7.4..179.
  
  
  What type of camera file?
  Leica R9 + DMR
  
  What is the file type processed?
  DNG
  
  Is the black line seen in Thumbnails and Previews?
  Thumbnails: I Can't tell against the black background. The line is thin.
  Preview. Hard to tell.
  
  Is the black line shown in the Focus View display?
  Yes. It appears briefly when I position the focus box along the edge where I see the black line once I move the file into Photoshop. After a brief interval (1 second) the focus box adjusts and the line disappears.
  
  Usually, the black line appears along the bottom edge of the image when the image is in landscape orientation.

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  Anonymous

  • May 18, 2006 16:02

  Gib,
  
  This is a documented Bug that has been logged into R&D for a fix.
  
  

  When DNG from the Leica R8 or R9 with the Leica Digital Modul R (DMR) back are processed with CaptureOne Pro for Windows ...random red and black lines appear on the right edge and bottom edge of the images. The lines are approximately 8 to 12 pixels. Several other photographers have reported the same.

  
  
  This has been fixed on the Mac platform for 3.7.4 but remains on Windows version.
  
  Sincerely,
  k c

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  Gib Robinson

  • May 19, 2006 11:43

  Thanks. That's good to know. Right now the only fix I know is to use the crop tool which means I lose a bit of the image.

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