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@ecarls002: I'm not the only one complaining about how Apple is aways the last to update their RAW compatibility. You can wait years before the Apple people get around to it. Hell, the Sigma folks will be dead before Apple gets around to implementing Sigma Raw. So, Mr. Genius, would you care to comment about that???
That, my friend, is why I have a star . Star people know more about things than you think even though we sometimes are curt with our posts.
@Kaiser-Machead: Clearly not having RAW compatibility for those 6 cameras, versus the hundred or so it already had - without needing to download drivers proves your point. This is also especially confirmed with the no support for RAW in Windows 7 out-of-the-box.
Well paint me silly: Was the entire Mac platform completely unable to deal with RAW from these cameras until now, or just Mac OS? In other words, were you able to work via CS4 but not OSX?
@bornonbord: Just the OS and whatever applications that use the OS's RAW libraries (like Aperture)... It's nice when it works, but there's always Lightroom when it doesn't.
Wow... that thing has nothing on the R-strap, costs more, clearly ripped the idea off (even down to the promo footage of the guy using it) and fails the most obvious test - would you trust your camera to a plastic clip and some paracord or a locking metal gate and the tripod lug?
$60?? I now have more than enough info to make this for about $2. Less if I use some old straps and connectors I have lying around.
It's a good idea. I have been using a neck strap and a single point of connection like in the video for a while now. I made it myself, works great. I can detach the camera in seconds and still have a wrist strap just in case.
Seems cool. I'm not a photographer so don't know the real benefit to it. But I kind of think instead of the backpack style clips. They should use something else like maybe a caribeaner (totally spelled wrong.) The plastic clips seem to easy to pop off. Just a thought. 60$ does seem like quite a bit for that little strap though.
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Plenty of Panasonic support. This is an update.
Every initial comment in this thread is bashing first, asking questions later. The hate for AppleAnything clouds normal thought, eh?
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That, my friend, is why I have a star . Star people know more about things than you think even though we sometimes are curt with our posts.
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Silly macs with their updating continual support.
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There are many kinds of plastic.
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It's a good idea. I have been using a neck strap and a single point of connection like in the video for a while now. I made it myself, works great. I can detach the camera in seconds and still have a wrist strap just in case.
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