TL500

My TL500 screen went 'dim' & I can't adjust the brightness; it seems 'stuck' in dim mode. Anybody else have this issue or have ideas on ways to fix it?

ssprengel wrote:
Eric said he tested on two Macs and I was wondering if that is the typical test-bed size or just something he was doing on his own time with his personal equipment…
LOL! Big time.
With Thomas Knoll, creator of both ACR and Photoshop, being a long-time Mac user and head of the ACR team, that thought is truly hilarious.
The ACR team is very, very small, but definitely Mac savvy. For all I know, Macs could outnumber Windows boxes over there.
Jeff Schewe, who wrote THE book on Camera Raw, is also a Mac user.
There's no earthly way ACR doesn't get thoroughly tested on Macs before each release. If anything, it was a sizable segment of the Windows market that got left behind in at least one version of ACR in which support for AMD machines was inadvertently left off.
Wo Tai Lao Le
我太老了

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ssprengel wrote:
Eric said he tested on two Macs and I was wondering if that is the typical test-bed size or just something he was doing on his own time with his personal equipment…
LOL! Big time.
With Thomas Knoll, creator of both ACR and Photoshop, being a long-time Mac user and head of the ACR team, that thought is truly hilarious.
The ACR team is very, very small, but definitely Mac savvy. For all I know, Macs could outnumber Windows boxes over there.
Jeff Schewe, who wrote THE book on Camera Raw, is also a Mac user.
There's no earthly way ACR doesn't get thoroughly tested on Macs before each release. If anything, it was a sizable segment of the Windows market that got left behind in at least one version of ACR in which support for AMD machines was inadvertently left off.
Wo Tai Lao Le
我太老了

Still no support for Samsung EX1 (TL500)

Isn't this quite strange? The latest Compatibility Update includes cameras that were released much later than the Samsung EX1 (TL500).

Still stranger: the iPad supports raw pictures and shows them and still very strange: When the SD Card is inserted in the slot, Aperture opens and shows the raw pictures - but maybe Aperture just shows some thumbnails...
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Teafortwo

Raw support of cameras without upgrading?

Hopefully this is a simple question, but I can't find he info anywhere.
I have a Samsung EX1/TL500 which can create raw files (now supported in LR3.2rc).
I use lightroom 2.7
Will I need to upgrade to Lightroom 3.2 to use the raw support for the Samsung Ex1 or is there a way to update raw camera support in LR2.7 without upgrading to LR3.2?
Thanks in advance,
Phil

Hi Phil,
You can download the free DNG converter, convert the files to DNG then open them in 2.7.
You won't have the same goodies as 3.2 such as the noise reduction and sharpenng, but you can work on them.
These two alone made the upgrade reasonable for me.
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LR 3 support for Samsung TL350 (WB2000)?

Hi all,
does the LR3 update that now supports the RAW files of the Samsung TL500 (EX1) also support the RAW files of the Samsung TL350 (WB2000)? If not, I would be grateful if this camera could be added to the list in another update! Thanks to the Adobe team in advance!
Cheers,
jazzy

jazzcrab wrote:
Hi all,
does the LR3 update that now supports the RAW files of the Samsung TL500 (EX1) also support the RAW files of the Samsung TL350 (WB2000)? If not, I would be grateful if this camera could be added to the list in another update! Thanks to the Adobe team in advance!
Cheers,
jazzy
Hi Jazzy!
Have the same problem!
How do you deal with it now?
Is there a possibility yet to use .srw from the wb2000?
(instead of the samsung software)
If you have time...
please write your request (that adobe puts those cams into "bridge" or "lightroom") into the request area of Bridge.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/bridge/bridge_feature_requests
We have to make preasure to them!
thx, lukas

IPhoto does not detect Samsung Camera

Here's the info: The camera is a Samsung TL500 and I have a MacBook with OS X Leopard with the latest updates. When I plug in the camera into the USB, the camera recognizes that it is connected but no files from the camera appear on the computer when I turn it on, not in the hard drive, iPhoto, Image Capture or Aperture. Looking for it under any name on Spotlight does not work either because it does not show up as a device anywhere.
I have used my Nikon D40X with this computer and never had problems. I have tried every setting imaginable on the camera to get the computer to recognize it. I know it is a problem with my mac and not the camera because I plugged it into my friend's macbook which has the exact same operating system as mine and it worked. There must be something I can do so the computer detects the camera's SD card as a mass storage device.
Here is what I have tried:
Changed the preferences on Image Capture and iPhoto
Changed different SD cards, both SD and SDHC
Switching the camera settings (PC Software on, Connect Computer, etc.)
Deleting iPhoto, Image Capture and Aperture .plist files
Repairing disk preferences
Plugged in other USBs (I switched it to different USB ports and also plugged in devices that work, such as my iPod to test if it was the cord. It's not.)
There is no mac driver for the TL500 and the mac is supposed to automatically recognize it (as it easily did on my friend's). I called Samsung tech support and they said it must be a software issue or operating system problem on my mac, which I believe is what I've narrowed it down to also.
I know I can just get a card reader, but honestly one less thing to carry around would be nice and since I know it's possible for my mac to recognize my camera I would prefer it.
Do you have any suggestions for other things I can do on my Mac to figure this out? I have not encountered anyone else with a mac who has this problem with this camera.

Welcome to Apple Discussions Iris,
You have done some very thorough troubleshooting thus far. If neither iPhoto, nor Image Capture detect the camera but another Mac does (using the same cables and media card) then I can only see 2 possibilities:
1.) Hardware issue on the Mac.
__Test this by using a different camera in the same USB port and seeing if is detected. I understand that historically it has worked but things can change overnight. Test it now.
__If you don't have another camera to test with go to Apple > About this Mac > More Info > USB while the camera is plugged in. If the USB port, camera, and cable are all working you should see your camera listed here.
2.) Software issue on the Mac.
__Safe Boot the computer and try iPhoto and Image capture again.
__If safeboot works you may have a startup item that is preventing detection of the camera. Go to Apple Menu > System Preferences > Accounts > Login Items and remove everything here using the minus sign except 'iTunes Helper'.
__Before troubleshooting any further I would suggest testing in a new user: Creating a new user account
Hope that helps.

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