Does Canon DPP (digital Photo Professional) work on Sony RAW files?
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I do not believe that it does. Canon DPP is proprietary to Canon cameras. Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop does work with Sony RAW files. You may wish to try one of these out. They are very powerful. Most photographers that I know prefer the Adobe solutions. You can try them out at www.adobe.com to see if you like them. If you hurry you might still be able to get in on the $9.95 per month Photoshop/Lightroom deal. I think it is a killer deal.
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Hi !!! I think the Micro SD cards work for the camera, because the MS Pro Duo only works for PSP devices... so you could try only with the micro SD cards, if they don´t fit I´m afraid that you will need to buy another adapter, hope it helps
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Yes, the camera has a RAW mode. More details can be obtained by using the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCFZ70_ADV.PDF#page=144
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Yes, probably. They now have the Leica and Nikon raw file formats. So I would guess Sony is there too.
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I actually own sony camera's. I see no reason why it should not work with that camera.
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I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files, and only in Adobe Camera Raw. I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files,... » Read More I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files, and only in Adobe Camera Raw. « Show Less
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Your tablet isn't going to "try" to convert the raw files. However, you can get an app for the tablet like DSLRController that will allow you to control the camera and view images off of the card.
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It works with my Sony HDR-CX260V. Some of the functions like search or focus require the camera to be in the appropriate mode - not a problem for me; I just wanted the shooting controls, which work perfectly. And, BTW, the adapter cable came with the unit and also works perfectly.
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It does capture RAW format, however it's in a slightly different state than a DSLR or other camera. You will need to run all RAW images through a free Sony converter program before Photoshop of Lightroom can read them for post processing. In other words, you will probably be better off shooting JPEG unless it's a special image.
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Yes. Worked fine fie me. Was able to read and copy JPEG files from my SD card.
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Unfortunately this camera will not shoot RAW files. If you wish to shoot in RAW you might be better served with a camera utilizing a larger sensor.
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I bought the DPF-D70 for my mother. I'm stunned that it has problems displaying photos that have been edited on one's computer. This quote is from the instruction manual "...file may not be supported by the photo frame because, for example, it is a JPEG file that was created with your computer." This statement apparently applies to any file that was in any way altered. It was my intent to load the frame with pictures past & present. Almost all the old photos I had that had been scanned will not display. This has nothing to do with file size. I am very disappointed with Sony & am thinking about returning this for a refund. I bought the DPF-D70 for my mother. I'm stunned that it has problems displaying photos that have been edited on one's computer. This quote is from the instruction manual "...file may not be supported by the photo frame because, for example, it is a JPEG file that was created with your computer." This statement apparently applies to any file that was in any way altered. It was my intent to load the frame with pictures past & present. Almost all the old photos I had that had been scanned will not display. This has nothing to do with file size. I am very disappointed with Sony & am... » Read More I bought the DPF-D70 for my mother. I'm stunned that it has problems displaying photos that have been edited on one's computer. This quote is from the instruction manual "...file may not be supported by the photo frame because, for example, it is a JPEG file that was created with your computer." This statement apparently applies to any file that was in any way altered. It was my intent to load the frame with pictures past & present. Almost all the old photos I had that had been scanned will not display. This has nothing to do with file size. I am very disappointed with Sony & am thinking about returning this for a refund. « Show Less
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I can't speak to a dslr camera but I ran it on a Canon HD camcorder and it worked GREAT! Highly recommend.
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Yes you can use with older FCP or any digital editing system using QuickTime or AVI. You can select HD (mpeg2) or SD (DV). SD bit rate of 60i at a resolution of 720x480 and aspect ratios 4:3 or 16:9. Recording on two SDHC removable chips. I hoped that helps you. Greg
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Out of the box, no. However, you can load CHDK, which is a third party firmware build that utilizes many features the camera is technically capable of, but that Canon did not build into an official firmware, including RAW format. This is the most recent generation of cameras that are CHDK compatible. http://lifehacker.com/387380/turn-your-point-and-shoot-into-a-super-camera
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Hi, your Sony Camcorder DCR-TRV330 is not compatible with Memory Stick Pro Duo. Basically it will not be recognized by your camera. -Ely
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Hi Mildred, that depends on the type of printer you are using. Some printers do have a feature that you can insert a memory card directly into it and print the images taken by this Sony Camera. Though I suggest to have the images transfer first to a computer then print it using the computer. -Ely