Compatability with Canon FS11 and FS10

With SD card? DO you have any experience?

This Apple document lists the compatible cameras as of Dec. 16, 2010: Mac OS X v10.6: Supported digital camera RAW formats
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Every time I update Firefox I lose Skype click and call and have to wait weeks for access to it again. I now will not update Firefox until I know it is comparable with Skype click and call.
Is firefox 27.0.1 compatable with Skype click and call at this time?

I presume ''"Skype click and call"'' is official [http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox-portable-esr Skype] software.
If you need skype and this happens on every update an unoficial solution would be to install Firefox portable ESR as an additional browser and then use that for skype whilst using the fully updated Firefox Release for all other browsing. (Firefox Portable is based on Mozilla Firefox, the ESR version probably will remain compatible with skype and not have problems on updates )
* http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox-portable-esr
The official solution would be to use Firefox Releases and update Skype. Complaining to Skype as necessary when it is not compatible with the Firefox Releases. Skype will be aware of the Release dates and will be able to test and modify their software as necessary whilst using public pre release versions of Firefox. <br />Presumably Skype is controlled by MS and they would prefer you to always use IE and not use Firefox at all.

I try to down load itune again it keep tell me it is not compatable with the system and it does not delete the old virsion of itune , is there any idea how to solve that please?

I try to down load itune again it keep tell me it is not compatable with the system and it does not delete the old virsion of itune , is there any idea how to solve that please?

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Tethering with Canon T3i and Canon T4i

Will Lightroom allow tethering with Canon T3i and Canon T4i ?

I upgraded the EOS utility to the latest version. Now I can tether perfectly in lightroom 4.3 with the T4i.
Canon T4i software and dirvers:
http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/eos_slr_camera_systems/eos_digital_slr_came ras/eos_rebel_t4i#DriversAndSoftware

Problem with Canon Printer and Leopard

I have a Canon Ink-Jet (Pixma IP 4200) printer, which, until two days ago was running fine.
Since then, I've been unable to print on it - either I get the error message that the printer is out of paper, when it isn't, or that the computer cannot connect with the printer.
I've tried uninstalling the printer, and re-installing it, both with the Canon drivers, and with the Gutenprint ones, but to no avail.
Not only that, but when the printer is connected via the Canon drivers, either wirelessly, or via USB, then my MacBook fan starts to run all the time, very loudly. Once I delete the printer again, then the MacBook becomes silent within thirty seconds.
Weird, huh?
Any ideas????

Try running a reset printing system. Open System Preferences > Print & Fax. Then hold down the Control key and click your mouse in the Printers list. A menu showing Reset printing system should appear. Click this.
Now restart your Mac and then add the Canon driver again. Hopefully this gets things working for you again.
PaHu

Photoshop CS5 compatibility with windows 7 and windows 8

Hello,
I do not understand the technical side of computers - I just use them for my work as a photographer
I have Photoshop CS5 32 bit installed on my PC with Vista home premium. I am buying a new PC with 64 bit Windows 7 installed, and it also has the option to upgrade for free to Windows 8 pro.
Will my CS5 work on windows 7 and if I take the free upgrade will it work on Windows 8 pro?
Does it matter that CS5 is 32 bit and the new PC will be 64 bit?
I don't want to get the free upgrade if it means my CS5 won't work on it, as I am happy wioth CS5 and do not need to upgrade to CS6 yet.
Many thanks
Tog Porter

Photoshop CS5 is a 32/64 bit application, so when you install it on your new system it will install both 32 and 64 bit versions by default. This will give you compatibility with your 32 bit plug-ins, as well as 64 bit capability to edit large documents.
You may want to avoid the upgrade to Windows 8 at this time. It's still immature and the drivers (e.g., for ATI video cards) leave something to be desired. Plus, in general Windows 8 doesn't offer any compelling new features over Windows 7 (and actually removes some very useful one) - unless you really want the silly full-screen Metro/Modern games they offer at their new App Store.
If you DO decide to install the Windows 8 upgrade, I recommend you take whatever steps are necessary to install the new system as a full, virgin installation, rather than trying to upgrade the Windows 7 system you already have installed - and by this I mean you should NOT take the "keep programs and settings" upgrade, but do a Custom installation and install Windows 8 as though on a blank disk. Operating systems installed as upgrades to prior versions virtually never work right.
In any case, after having run Photoshop on Windows 7 for a while, you'll want to DEactivate your Adobe software before making the transition (you can do this through the Help menu), then reactivate it after you're up on the new system. This keeps control of your activation/licensing in your hand.
I strongly suggest you read up on Windows 8 before deciding to upgrade. You'll find a lot of experts agree that it's not an improvement over Windows 7, which is hard to imagine because all prior versions - even Vista - have been improvements over their predecessors.
-Noel

Tethered shooting with Canon 70D and Lightroom 5 on Mac

I am tired of looking at a tiny screen on my Canon 70D and learned about tethering my camera to the Macbook. Well, I am about to purchase the cable, and thought to look into if Canon 70D is supported. Now I see that many have problems with it and wonder what I can do?
This forum stuff is so tedious and I just want a straight answer from Adobe what is possible and what is not, yet they make you search the Internet for hours wondering how to formulate the question so you get the right answers. Then you wait…. and "maybe" you get the right answer.

70D isn't supported for tethering.
Tethered camera support in Lightroom
Ten seconds in Google.

Compatibility with Canon T2i

I'm trying to get Final Cut Express 4 to play nice with my new Canon T2i, but so far it's been pretty difficult. The Canon shoots 1920x1080 at 24 and 30 fps and, as I understand it, compresses its files in the H.264 format. I've read that I need to transcode this format to one that is more easily edited in FCE, and most of the boards I've seen recommend Apple Intermediate Codec to do the job. I'm using MPEG Streamclip to render my clips in the new codec, but my problem is that no matter how I transcode the clips, I cannot edit in FCE without constantly rendering. I try changing the footage to Apple Intermediate Codec, to 30 fps, then to the perhaps-more-accurate 29.97 fps, then down to 720p, then to any other codec etc. No dice. I have yet to find a clip that FCE can use without rendering. What am I doing wrong? Thanks.

Part of the problem is that the Canon DSLRs actually shoot in 30fps, meaning literally 30.00fps, while FCE is set up for 29.97. I edited some footage from the previous model, the T1i, and I was able to have partial success using MPEG Streamclip, but some rendering will need to be done somewhere in your travels because FCE doesn't have a preset for 30.00 or 24.00fps video like that DSLR shoots.
But I will also say that we don't know what your sequence settings are. Are they set up to exactly match the frame size you shot in? You have the right idea with the Apple Intermediate Codec, that's the right codec.
If you can spring for it, Final Cut Pro/Studio will serve you better with the DSLRs and the custom frame rates, I believe. But FCE can do it, there just will be some rendering involved...

Compatibility with Canon XL2

Hi there,
I'm looking to hire the Canon XL2 for use with imovie 08 and just wanted to ask if anyone has had experiences good or bad in using them both together? I have a mac mini 1.83GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and also wanted to know if this is sufficient for the edit? Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance
Bungalowbill

I have some experience with the XL2, and here's how I cured the fuzzy problem myself, though this may not be your same issue:
The XL2 is very (and I mean VERY) light sensitive. You need just the right amount of gain, the right color filtration, and exposure. Since the viewfinder is a low resolution, it will not show these properties well. In iMovie, however, your resolution is large enough to increase the clarity, and so this is what you do. Hook up your camera via firewire (or what have you), with lens attached, and set the room ambiance to what you're aiming for in your picture (light, dark, heavy shadows, what have you). There are 3 things that will adjust the quality--Gain, Exposure, and Filter. These can all be found in the guide, but for a quick shot, the gain and filter can be modified via two dials at the bottom of the XL2's body, below the item selection wheel. The exposure is adjustable via the viewfinder options menu using 'Exp. Lock', a bar showing - and + at each end will give you a general idea of where your 'exposure' amount is. High exposure in bright areas will cause the image to look almost pure white, and in dark areas will cause noise (the 'grainy' effect). Vice-versa, an exposure set too low will make the color desaturated and gray, no matter the lighting. For me, I set the exposure around the middle, the gain at auto (or manually, I'll have it at either -3 or +3, no further than that), and the filter needs to be apropriate for your surroundings (they have outside light, inside light, night, et cetera) I know it sounds choppy, but 'just mess with it' until you get what you want.
Editing is rather easy from there. You set it to VCR, import your footage as you see fit (Using Firewire, a whole hour can take only seconds on a fast mac). Edit from there using whatever program you've got (most of them make it pretty easy) and voila.
As an aside, for most of you it won't be a necessity, but if you use a macbook laptop or anything with under a 240 gig hard drive, if you intend to be a serious movie producer (which, by simply owning the XL2, you must be), you'll need an external hard drive to save all your stuff. You can get over 320 gigs for just about 100 dollars, and obviously a whole lot more for just a small increment more. I suggest this because for professional movie production you need high-res video, which can take a lot of space up very quickly.

Compatability with Canon 60D SLR camera

Getting the latest Canon 60D SLR camera for Christmas and want to use RAW editing with iPhoto 11 & Aperture 3. Anyone know if there are any compatability issues?

Same answer as your thread on iPhoto forum.
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TD

Compatability with Canon 60D SLR

Getting the latest Canon 60D SLR camera for Christmas and want to use RAW editing with iPhoto 11 & Aperture 3. Anyone know if there are any compatability issues?
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This Apple document lists the compatible cameras as of Dec. 16, 2010: Mac OS X v10.6: Supported digital camera RAW formats
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Oracle 11g compatibility with oracle 10g and 9i?

Hi All
I have some queries on 11g compatibility.
Is oracle 11g client compatible with oracle 10g client which is already installed on desktop?
If yes any changes to be done and where?
Is oracle 11g compatible with oracle 10g/9i on the same server where 10g/9i are installed?
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Thanks Justin Thats right ...
Problem elaboration is as follows
We currently have an application which requires oracle 10g(10.2.0.3) client to connect to database from user desktops. As
part of new application development the oracle 11g clients need to be installed on all the user deskotps.
The complete application software along with oracle client 11g has to be roled out on these desktop as part of
implementaion of new application besides the existing application(The application software is packaged along with oracle
10g client).
We would like to understand if there is any software provided by oracle using which we can switch between different oracle
versions while accessing the respective applications simultaneously. Also are there any known bugs/issues in running
oracle 10g client and oracle 11g client together on the same user desktops with different oracle homes?

Compatibility with Photoshop CS5 and CS6

Anyone who can help me please leave a comment or a suggestion. I would gladly appreciate it!!
I am starting a Digital Media class in college and CS5 is what is setup on the computers and textbooks are also about CS5 as well. They haven't upgraded to CS6 yet. I am mainly doing Photoshop, Flash Professional, and Illustrator in this class. The first program we are using is Photoshop. I have just paid for and downloaded the Creative Cloud and everything pertains to CS6.
My question is should I stick with using Photoshop CS5? Or can Photoshop CS6 be used as long as I don't use the newer parts of the program?
Also will there be compatible issues in say for instance I am doing a project and going back and forth from my computer at home (with CS6) to working on it at school (with CS5)?

As long as you enable the "Maximum Compatibility" option, you will always have data to work with. Of course some features will not be available, but that should not be that big an issue. I'd rather be concerned about Flash and Illustrator, which are much more prone to converting data into non-editable stuff when saving from a newer version to an older version....
Mylenium

Creative suite 4 and 5.5 compatable with Windows 8 and Office 2013?

We have both Creative Suite 4 and a few CS5.5. One classroom will be moving to Windows 8 and Office 2013 this Summer term. Will either of these suites work or will we need to upgrade to CS6?

The only honest answer: You won't know until you try. Generally they will/ should be compatible, but you may require dealing with legacy issues like printer compatibility or thne installer not finding specific folders as well as al lthe usual - security stuff, user privileges, network stuff in shared environements. you would face some of those issues even with CS6 or CC, so it's irrelevant to get a new version until there are real hard reasons beyond these issues. They can all be resolved, it may just take some fiddling and lots of patience.
Mylenium

Compatibility with Canon Easy PhotoPrint Pro - Pixma Pro 9000

Hi,
I have just downloaded and installed the trial version of Photoshop CS5, only to discover that in the Automate (Under Files) option, Canon's Easy PhotoPrint Pro is no longer listed.
I would be interested to know whether this is a Canon, or an Adobe problem
I found that with Photoshop CS3, this method of printing, provided most accurate colours
I would be interested in other subscribers, who print with the Canon Pixma Pro 9000, how they get best results from their printer - What options do you select in the print dialogue box, etc.
Brian

This sounds like a question about general Photoshop CS5 use. This forum is specifically for people using the Photoshop CS5 FXG feature with Flash Catalyst.
I recommend you post this question to one of the more general Photoshop forums:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop
Your question will get much wider exposure there, and you are more likely to get an answer from the Photoshop community.

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