1. Display notes
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(1) The background color of thumbnails is normally gray. However, it is black
when you limit the display to only images checked using the function from the
[View] menu. If no images are displayed in a folder that you're sure contains
images, check the background color. (2) The file names of shots taken with
settings such as Color Matrix: 4 and Color Space: Adobe RGB will be preceded by
an underscore [ _ ]. Thumbnails view is sorted by file name, however, so if you
are shooting while switching the Color Matrix, the thumbnail display order will
be different from the order of shooting. (3) TIFF and JPEG images with
the same name saved in the same folder will be treated as a single TIFF image.
Thus, JPEG images are not displayed, and if you delete the TIFF image, the JPEG
image will be deleted with it. If you save TIFF and JPEG images in the same folder,
be sure to distinguish them with different file names. (4) When an image
is selected, [Cut], [Copy], and [Paste] in the [Edit] menu are displayed, but
these commands cannot be performed on the image. 2. Communicating with a
camera
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Viewer Utility cannot access the camera during communication with other software.
In this case, launch EOS Viewer Utility after the software finishes communicating
with the camera. 3. Rotating images simultaneously saved in RAW and JPEG
format, flash
slideshow
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Images saved in RAW and JPEG format are treated as separate image by software
other than EOS Viewer Utility. As a result, if you rotate the RAW image and the
JPEG image at different angles in other software, you may not be able to display
the images at the correct angles of rotation in EOS Viewer Utility. In this case,
use the software that was originally used for image rotation to restore the RAW
and JPEG images to the same rotation angles. This will enable correct display
in EOS Viewer Utility. 4. Connecting the camera
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No communication with the camera is possible when the LCD monitor is on.
Be sure to turn off the camera's LCD monitor before connecting the camera to your
computer. 5. Using the EOS-1D
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The shutter speed time information recorded
in an image is not accurate for extended exposures of 100 or more minutes. 6.
Windows 98SE notes
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For more stable operation, we recommend that users connecting a camera with an
IEEE1394 interface to a computer running Windows 98SE download and install the
following update program from the Microsoft website. Page
Flip 7. Saving TIFF files (16-bits/channel or 16-bits/channel
linear)
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saved in TIFF format (16 bits/channel or 16 bits/channel linear) are not displayed
correctly in Thumbnails view in Windows Explorer. |