Capture One 3.7.3 not supporting 20D

IAR

• 10 février 2006 17:19

I can't believe the frustration of this. Nobody else has been
seeing this error, 0c00008 connection error, what does it mean?

I got the 20D to be able to take advantage of Capture One and
is it not supported as stated? I have updated to the lastest Canon firmware
and have the lastest version of Capture One, G4 DP 1.0 Ghz Tiger 10.4.4 enough RAM etc., etc.

I am at a loss to why this is and someone has got to have seen this before.
Will there be a 3.7.4 that addresses this?

Is it something to do with the USB interface, I've only used C1 with Canon 1DsMkII before which is FW? What other steps can I take?

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  Brian Eaves

  • 12 février 2006 22:51

  In the Setup menu for the 20D just above format in COMMUNICATION, make sure that is set for \"Normal\" NOT PTP. Also I had problems using a USB hub with other USB devices connected. have the camera set for RAW only
  Now now canon 20 D shoots w/o a problem
  
  brian

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  IAR

  • 13 février 2006 05:59

  This is what I'm talkin' about - nice job!, this set me up great
  Thanks for the info, It's these kind of posts that are
  invaluable to others,
  
  IAR.

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  Jonny Milano

  • 4 novembre 2008 01:58

  i too get this error with a 300D attached to my mac. what's up?? is the 300D no longer supported??

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 4 novembre 2008 10:47

  [quote="Jonny Milano" wrote:
  i too get this error with a 300D attached to my mac. what's up?? is the 300D no longer supported??

  
  Jonny, you might want to be a little more specific regarding version of CO 3.7.x but more important version of OS X.
  The CO 3.7.9 Pro release note state that the 300D is supported tethered but not on OS X 10.5 Leopard.
  Not sure whether there is a workaround for this, by the way.

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