Re: EOS 1d saves both jpeg and raw files?

I've looked back at my 2001 archive of 1D shots and indeed, the JPEGs are
saved alongside the RAW images and these have a .TIF extension. Later Canons
use the .CRW extension.

If you can't see them , it does look like you didn't save them and the
camera was not configured correctly.

Ian

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"Ken Weitzel" <kweitzel@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> Mr.Will wrote:
>
>> "Jim Townsend" <not@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>>Mr.Will wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Can any EOS 1d user tell me, I shot at high jpeg and raw together, yet
>>
>> can
>>
>>>>only access the high jpeg files afterwards - how does one access the RAW
>>>>files?
>>>
>>>You don't provide much information, but I'm guessing you're trying to use
>>>Windows camera wizard.
>>>
>>>Windows doesn't recognize RAW files on EOS cameras.. Until they write
>>>this in to the operating system, you will never see RAW files this way.
>>>
>>>You have to use Canon's supplied software to download RAW files from
>>>your camera..
>>>
>>>For about $10.00 US, you can purchase a compact flash card reader and
>>>have full access to everything on your memory cards....
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> Hi there Jim,
>>
>> Thanks, but I have a flashcard reader - this is what is puzzling me.
>> I take the card out of the camera and plug it into this yet seem to have
>> one
>> folder only called "EOSDCIM" or something similar and it has only the
>> jpegs.
>> Canon manual definitely says you should get two files of the same name
>> but
>> one with extension jpg and one with extension tif.
>>
>> This is the original EOS 1d and not the mark 2 if that makes any
>> difference.
>> Its weird though because the manual definitely states this is a feature
>> of
>> the camera.
>>
>> Mr.Will
>
> Hi Mr. Will
>
> Don't have one, didn't win the lottery yet... soon though :)
>
> Just thinking out loud; wonder if the raw files might be hidden?
>
> A quick and easy check might be to start with an empty card. You
> naturally know the capacity. Record a few "combo" shots, then look
> at it in dos or windows explorer with your reader.
>
> See the size of the jpeg's, subtract that from the card capacity,
> and allowing for sector size losses see how much, if any, space is
> missing?
>
> Like I say, just a thought.
>
> Take care.
>
> Ken
>
>


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