Terence Patrick
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If you're working comfortably in v6, I STRONGLY suggest not upgrading to v7, at least not on a computer with files you rely on for actual production work. I upgraded one of my Macbook Pros to v7 an...
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Rob372, if you are in L.A., I would love to sell you my 27" 2.8ghz i7 quad core iMac that has a FW800 port.
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I agree. Capture Pilot is kind of unusable for me at this time. Running on a new 15" Macbook Pro retina and iPad Air 2 + iPhone 6s Plus. The previews are blurry (so focus checks are not possible) a...
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I experience very, very slow performance (in comparison to v6) with my Macbook Pro retina with 756gb SSD drive and 16gb ram when tethered with my Canon 5D3. On a shoot this past Friday, C1 crashed ...
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I am having the EXACT same problem, shooting overhead tabletop product. No matter what I set on the camera or if I use styles or "copy from last" (after making the software rotation), the images al...
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Try deleting the Phase One preference files. I've been having just repeated cycles of crashing upon launching C1 on Yosemite (or tethering Canon 5D3) and deleting the prefs have been the only thing...
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Photo Mechanic is the fastest pure image viewer out there, by far. It doesn't really do anything else but show images for fast editing (reviewing/selecting/rating) and entering metadata. Don't thin...
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Thank you all for validating my intuitions that C1 is simply not ready for primetime as a robust DAM solution. It's a shame, really. But it seems cataloging/DAM is either very difficult to pull off...
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When I use C1 in a tethered workflow, it's great. I'm not affected by the interface speed during captures with my Canon 5D2. But if I shoot to CF card and download, C1 can be slow. Trying to browse...
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Paul, thanks for your help but what I'm looking to do is set up an aspect ratio crop for when I'm shooting tethered that I can see if the shot fits within the boundaries of the client's page dimens...