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The non-hacking solution
For some reason, the modification shown above (changing the Raw.plist file and the RawCamera file) didn't work for me. So I did some searching and some experimenting, and I think I came up with a more "viable" solution, to force Mac to recognize and support my non-supported camera.
The non-hacking solution
Works! Very cool. Thanks. I'm new to both RAW and the S90, so I'm still wading through how to best to work with its RAW files.
The non-hacking solution
Well, my procedure seems to be useless now that Apple announced Aperture 3 and posted the new Digital Camera Support (DCS) package, which supports the Canon S90 raw.
The non-hacking solution
Hi there, I have a pretty similar dilemma but it has not been solved by updates etc. I am using a Sinar eMotion 75lv digital back which produces raw .STI files, I can convert them to dng using a program called brumbaer eMotion dng, but then these dng files are not recognised by aperture 3 either... they work (the converted dng) in both bridge and camera raw. Do you think you will be able to somehow trick Aperture 3 or the system into thinking these DNG files are a form of DNG that aperture 3 recognises? because as far as I know the brumbaer software is the only option to convert STI files. It is so frustrating as I am trying to archive all of my images using Aperture and so far am having no luck. Thanks for your help! |
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