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Lost lens information when importing 5DSR CR2 files

Everett Rodriguez
Hi sorry if this has been asked previously...

I'm having issues with 5DSR files losing lens information when I'm importing CR2 files which I copied from a CF card to my computer using the latest version of Captureone. The lens information is intact when shooting tethered though, just wondering if anyone has the same problems as I am having or whether I'm doing something wrong?



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  • Paul Steunebrink
    File format: full raw or mraw/sraw?
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  • CAPTURE NIKON D700
    see my post here,
    the same issue when shooting with jpg, i am using Nikon,
    i thing C1 read only the Exif date from RAW files and not all from jpgs,

    tipp : i point to a image then pick show in finder ---> then open with OS X Preview you will get all voll information that you need ... thats way they call it PRO ! 😂
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  • Andriy.Okhrimets
    I just downloaded http://www.photographyblog.com/previews ... ds_photos/ sample from following website, and Metadata browser in C1 8.3.3 displays everything correctly.
    What version of C1 are you using.


    CAPTURE NIKON D700 - and this is not related to particular question I do guess. And there is no need to blame software
    BTW my jpegs on 8.3.3 displaying without any issues.
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  • Everett Rodriguez
    MRAW CR2 files... C1 version 8.3.3 and under Yosemite.

    Is it not yet fully supported? Just tried and imported a full RAW file and it worked fine, seems to be a MRAW/SRAW issue maybe?
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  • Andriy.Okhrimets
    Yes it looks like a specific MRAV issue.
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    [quote="iER" wrote:
    MRAW CR2 files... C1 version 8.3.3 and under Yosemite.

    Is it not yet fully supported? Just tried and imported a full RAW file and it worked fine, seems to be a MRAW/SRAW issue maybe?

    With MRAW/SRAW there is no lens correction. Only full RAW does have that. Does that answer your question?
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