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  • penty
    This is really good idea to separate upgrades to accomodate new cameras (as many of you know, I have problem using my Pentax K100D Super in PEF format, because C1pro 3.7.7 won't recognize this camera RAW format) and improve features and fixes on the other hand.
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  • Anonymous
    Hi-
    As you know Adobe is giant in this industry with plenty of resources $$.
    A smaller company like ourselves are concerned with being the best in RAW conversion and making sure that we are supporting the Camera RAW files that
    are the most popular and what the market demands in the Professional and Pro-sumer photographic industry. We may take a little more time then the "Big Guy", but we feel confident that our resources go to putting out a version of our software , we know , is going to get you the best RAW conversion and color rendition for those newly added supported RAW files.

    Kind regards-
    JRA
    Phase One Support
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  • Ralph Tomaccio
    The part that PhaseOne seems to be missing was stated in your own words: ". . . what the market demands in the Professional and Pro-sumer photographic industry".

    What the market appears to be demanding, as evidenced by all the complaints in this forum, is a better response time to their needs.

    People are, many times, willing to go to a slightly inferior product in favor of other features. But, it is usually the "Little Guy" who can best respond in a timely matter because they don't have the red tape and more levels of management to go through to bring product to market. If this is not the case with PhaseOne, then maybe there is a problem in its corporate structure.

    And, while you're perfecting your product, your users are out trying other alternatives, many of which may never come back due to poor product response time on your end.

    When PhaseOne chose to open the software from dedicated PhaseOne users to accomodate all camera makes, you chose to service them in the way THEY expect to be serviced. In your words "what the market demands".

    Having the best product is no guarantee of success, as evidenced by Betamax and Apple. Fortunately, Apple is finally beginning to change their ways and, in return, beginning to reap the rewards.
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  • NN88997121
    [quote="JRA" wrote:
    Hi-
    As you know Adobe is giant in this industry with plenty of resources $$.
    A smaller company like ourselves are concerned with being the best in RAW conversion and making sure that we are supporting the Camera RAW files that
    are the most popular and what the market demands in the Professional and Pro-sumer photographic industry. We may take a little more time then the "Big Guy", but we feel confident that our resources go to putting out a version of our software , we know , is going to get you the best RAW conversion and color rendition for those newly added supported RAW files.

    Kind regards-
    JRA
    Phase One Support


    I think that is a fair response in a way. But you boast that you have the best in RAW converters yet you ignore RAWs that are important to some users. And your claim to being the best is quite arguable and I won't get into it. You can't say your the best when your service is very narrow. At the moment the "Best RAW Award" has to be given to Adobe due to their complete support and they listen to their users.

    I have a problem after buying your software when I did (serveral years ago), expecting like most RAW converter companys to support a complete array of camera RAWs from the smallest companys to the biggest. This excuse stating that Adobe is bigger than we are is lame. Only the best can overcome this obstacle, so if you are the best lets see it. I also see that you support cameras that I feel are in no way professional, so that argument can't be used. As for me, I have great interest in X3F since it has no mosaic schemes and probably would greatly benefit from the "expertise of C1" since you make such claims of the best.

    I just want to see the best tackle the X3F RAW.
    Thanks,
    Larry
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  • dave211
    [quote="JRA" wrote:
    Hi-
    As you know Adobe is giant in this industry with plenty of resources $$.
    A smaller company like ourselves are concerned with being the best in RAW conversion and making sure that we are supporting the Camera RAW files that
    are the most popular and what the market demands in the Professional and Pro-sumer photographic industry. We may take a little more time then the "Big Guy", but we feel confident that our resources go to putting out a version of our software , we know , is going to get you the best RAW conversion and color rendition for those newly added supported RAW files.

    Kind regards-
    JRA
    Phase One Support


    Rubbish.
    Even some smaller companies had 40D RAW support within a couple of weeks after it came out. Even your V4b2 has it so why not V3.7.x? you now have the details you need to implement it.
    That reply above seemed very condescending IMO. Sounded just like PR speak and didnt answer the question at all.
    While i understand about PO having less resources than Adobe other smaller companies have managed it and PO have been very invasive about everything to the customers. Its no point having the best RAW converter (and i agree, it is) if no one is actually buying or using it because we have all had to change our work flow to ACR and this is happening, as im sure you are aware.

    In my situation i got a 40D when they came out. my only option was to use DPP for a while until ACR was updated. Normally i would use C1 99% of the time. now i have been forced to learn ACR/PSCS3 i now no longer need C1 and wont be spending any more money with PO. Yes, ill get the free update when it comes out but only because i paid to get it.
    People with 40D's who want to use C1 have to either try and use V4b2 and that leaves a lot of AMD users out or go elsewhere.

    Dave.
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  • Markus2222
    Please see how many cameras are supported in one person !!! created program Raw Therapee 😊

    Supported Cameras:

    * Adobe Digital Negative (DNG)
    * Canon PowerShot G3, G5, G6, S30, S40, S45, S50, S60, S70, Pro1, S2 IS, S3 IS, A610, A620, A630, A640 A710 IS
    * Canon EOS D30, D60, 10D, 20D, 30D, 5D, 300D (Digital Rebel), 350D (Digital Rebel XT), 400D (Digital Rebel XTi), 1D, 1Ds, 1D Mark II, 1D Mark III, 1D Mark II N, 1Ds Mark II
    * Casio QV-2000UX, QV-3000EX, QV-3500EX, QV-4000, QV-5700, QV-R51, QV-R61, EX-S100, EX-Z4, EX-Z50, EX-Z55, Exlim Pro 505/600/700
    * Kodak DC20, DC25, DC40, DC50, DC120, DCS315C, DCS330C, DCS420, DCS460, DCS460A, DCS520C, DCS560C, DCS620C, DCS620X, DCS660C, DCS660M, DCS720X, DCS760C, DCS760M, EOSDCS1, EOSDCS3B, NC2000F, PB645C, PB645H,PB645M, DCS Pro 14n, DCS Pro 14nx, DCS Pro SLR/c, DCS Pro SLR/n, P850, P880
    * Minolta RD175, DiMAGE 5, 7, 7i, 7Hi, A1, A2, A200, G400, G500, G530, G600, Z2, Dynax/Maxxum 5D, Dynax/Maxxum 7D
    * Nikon D1, D1H, D1X, D2H, D2Hs, D2X, D40, D40X, D50, D70, D70s, D80, D100, D200, E2100, E3700, E5400, E8400, E8700, E8800
    * Olympus C3030Z, C5050Z, C5060WZ, C7070WZ, C70Z, C7000Z, C740UZ, C770UZ, C8080WZ, E-1, E-10, E-20, E-300, E-330, E-400, E-410, E-500, E-510, SP310, SP320, SP350, SP500UZ, SP510UZ SP550UZ
    * Panasonic DMC FZ8, FZ30, FZ50, L1, LC1, LX1, LX2
    * Pentax *ist D, DL, DL2, DS, DS2, K100D, K10D
    * Sony DSC-R1, DSC-V3, DSLR-A100
    * Samsung GX-1S, GX-10
    * Fuji FinePix E550, E900, F700, F710, F800, F810, S2Pro, S3Pro, S5Pro, S20Pro, S5000, S5100/S5500, S5200/S5600, S6000fd, S7000, S9000/S9500
    * Some Sinar, Phase One, Leaf, AVT cameras

    In Phase One fast support for new camera is only in my dream 😊
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  • Jonathan Gilbert
    To explain a little further, Phase One support for cameras takes a little longer because we are incorporating more development into each cameras processing. Processing algorithms are tailored to each one and each camera has to be specifically color profiled. We are not simply adjusting to the software to merely read the files and apply generic processing algorithms.

    Capture One 3.7.x can be timely to update, its true (and yes developing new software along with the old certainly doe not help updates come sooner... for the time being). This was one issue we addressed specifically when designing Capture One 4.0 from the ground up. It has a completely new architecture that will allow for much easier camera updates. Expect that new camera support will be added much much quicker going forward.
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  • dave211
    [quote="JonGilbert" wrote:
    To explain a little further, Phase One support for cameras takes a little longer because we are incorporating more development into each cameras processing. Processing algorithms are tailored to each one and each camera has to be specifically color profiled. We are not simply adjusting to the software to merely read the files and apply generic processing algorithms.

    Capture One 3.7.x can be timely to update, its true (and yes developing new software along with the old certainly doe not help updates come sooner... for the time being). This was one issue we addressed specifically when designing Capture One 4.0 from the ground up. It has a completely new architecture that will allow for much easier camera updates. Expect that new camera support will be added much much quicker going forward.


    Thats a much more honest and informative answer, thank you.

    Dave.
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  • Markus2222
    Ok.This is detail answer.
    I have else one concrete question :
    When Samsung GX-1S will be supported?
    Im wait for this 3 months....
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  • Anonymous
    When Samsung GX-1S will be supported?

    Don't Know.

    more honesty here...

    New DSLR support is decided at our Headquarters in Denmark.
    Customers may submit a Feature Request Case to Tech Support to offer a suggested model they'd like to see added to the list.
    That is it.

    Posting requests for model support again and again at this Forum, does nothing.
    Submit Case, be patient and hope request is heeded.
    The obvious here is to purchase a DSLR that is currently supported if one wants to use Capture One for RAW processing.
    The List is posted here:
    http://www.phaseone.com/home/Content/Su ... 20-%20Main

    Regards,
    K C
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  • Markus2222
    Im contacted with support :
    Case details
    DrawCaseHeader(): Case ID

    33636
    Support team

    Customer Support US
    Title

    Is RAW Samsung GX-1S supported?
    Status

    5. Finished
    Created

    31. Jul 2007 15:02
    Product

    Capture One LE
    Camera body

    ___Pentax *istDs
    Operating system

    Windows XP
    Accessory

    Image Problems
    Type of camera

    DSLR

    First post in support:

    Im buy SD Extreme III sandisk card.
    I downloaded Capture One RAW LE version program.
    I don't know Is my camera Samsung GX-1S supported in your program?
    When it be supported?

    Support answer :
    Current entry description

    Hi Marek,
    Supported RAW files are listed here: http://www.phaseone.com/Content/Softwar ... 20-%20Main
    Samsung files are currently not supported. I will make this a feature request for software developers to consider for future versions.
    Best Regards,
    Phase One Customer Support

    My last post in support :
    Date
    Team

    Status
    31. Jul 2007 16:28

    2. Input from web
    31. Jul 2007 15:44
    Customer Support US

    3. In progress
    31. Jul 2007 15:02

    2. Input from web

    Journal details
    Current entry description

    My activation coupon expire on March 2008.
    I hope you make new version before this date 😊
    Please inform me when program support Samsung GX-1S.
    It is very popular DSLR in Poland(low price,good quality).

    Best regards Marek

    Current date is 30.11.2007 and GX-1S still not supported!!! 😊))

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