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20D connected but not capturing

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  • Anonymous
    Strobes,

    Be sure you have to most recent camera drivers from Canon. Be aware that there are different drivers for XP and Windows 2000.

    Create new Session/Capture folder and then select the be sure the tab has the Camera logo on it by clicking the camera icon above that is - Set this collection as capture collection

    Windows XP/2000:

    >>Set the Canon camera to shoot RAW quality
    >>No CF card in camera
    >>Connect the camera to you computer (through a FireWire/IEEE 1394 or USB cable)
    >>Install the camera software drives on your computer
    >>Launch Capture One
    >>Start capturing by using the release button on the camera

    Sincerely,
    k c
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  • strobes
    Keith

    Thank you for your quick and easy to understand solution it is now working perfectly 😊

    my only concern now is that when i have shot it it ionly shows the thumbnail and the big image does not soe in the middle of the screen, i am sure i read a posting about that somewhere and it said to tick the process images immediatly button which i have done, but to no avail.. i will go on th ehunt again to see if i can find the solution...

    however if you happen to see this and know the answer please let me know 😊

    thanks again for great support

    strobes

    ***UPDATE****

    I found the post i reffered to.. the follwoing was the answer you gave...

    \"\"Be sure that in the Preferences > Capture Options tab, that the Process immediately when capture arrives is checked.
    Also confirm the Session folder is set as the Capture Collection - the little camera icon uppermost left - folder tab should then have the 'camera' displayed. \"\"

    well i have done that and still it does n ot show up unless i manually click the thumbnail...
    cany ou think of any other reason?

    thanks again
    strobes
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  • Anonymous
    Strobes,
    That suggestion was way off and misunderstood by me. I was wrong and it is for something totally different.

    Check out fphoto post near bottom who had the same situation resolve itself...
    http://forum.phaseone.com/viewtopic.php?t=1068


    Cheers,

    kdc
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