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David Monkhouse · 05.08.2008, 23:03

Bill, thanks for that, having just processed a set I am full of admiration that the complications of using LE seem to have been resolved. Add that to my Adobe Photoshop 7 and M8 and I feel I am almost up to digital speed. After checking the web I am also suprised that C1 is held in such high regard. As a convert from film, I have even taken the batteries out of my M6, I became seriously disatisfied with JPEG and now only shoot RAW. I have set the M8 never to produce the taken image on the screen and that seriously enhances battery life. The only problem is that I can no longer view and edit shots on my Epson P3000 as it does not read DNG and to include JPEG takes up space on the SD card. Perhaps Epson will add DNG but somehow I doubt it.

Anyway thanks for your assistance,

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David Monkhouse Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 10.04.2007 Posts: 523	Re: Capture One LE Bill, thanks for that, having just processed a set I am full of admiration that the complications of using LE seem to have been resolved. Add that to my Adobe Photoshop 7 and M8 and I feel I am almost up to digital speed. After checking the web I am also suprised that C1 is held in such high regard. As a convert from film, I have even taken the batteries out of my M6, I became seriously disatisfied with JPEG and now only shoot RAW. I have set the M8 never to produce the taken image on the screen and that seriously enhances battery life. The only problem is that I can no longer view and edit shots on my Epson P3000 as it does not read DNG and to include JPEG takes up space on the SD card. Perhaps Epson will add DNG but somehow I doubt it. Anyway thanks for your assistance, __________________ David... my gallery with photographs of Derbyshire, an English garden, Autumn in Paris, Scotland, Switzerland and now America from Coast to Coast by Amtrak is to be found at http://davidm6lllc.zenfolio.com Last edited by David Monkhouse; 05.08.2008 at 23:09.