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Mort54
Hi All. Could those of you who use Sinar's CaptureShop comment a bit on how you like (or don't like) it? Is it stable? Most importantly, does it run on Intel Macs?

I assume CaptureShop is Sinar's RAW converter. Are there any other converters that work with Sinar's RAW format?

Thanks,
Hans.
foto-z
This issue is somewhat moot, as Capture Shop is about to be replaced by a new piece of software called Exposure.

Yes, it runs on Intel Macs.

Yes, it is the official RAW converter but there are others, mainly for the Mac platform.

I haven't used it long enough yet to comment on stability.
pprdigital
QUOTE (Mort54 @ Feb 13 2007, 03:54 PM)
Hi All. Could those of you who use Sinar's CaptureShop comment a bit on how you like (or don't like) it? Is it stable? Most importantly, does it run on Intel Macs?

I assume CaptureShop is Sinar's RAW converter. Are there any other converters that work with Sinar's RAW format?

Thanks,
Hans.
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Captureshop is a decent program - easy enough to use with some quite advanced features and some glaring basic ommissions. A Sinar eMotion file can be run through Brumbaur's DNG converter, and then opened in Lightroom, ACR, etc.

That being said - it won't matter, because when their new software ships (Exposure 6.0, due in May-ish), you'll forget all about Captureshop like it was a bad dream.

Steve Hendrix
PPR Digital
thsinar
QUOTE (pprdigital @ Feb 13 2007, 11:21 PM)
Captureshop is a decent program - easy enough to use with some quite advanced features and some glaring basic ommissions. A Sinar eMotion file can be run through Brumbaur's DNG converter, and then opened in Lightroom, ACR, etc.

That being said - it won't matter, because when their new software ships (Exposure 6.0, due in May-ish), you'll forget all about Captureshop like it was a bad dream.

Steve Hendrix
PPR Digital
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Dear Hans,

if you wish to get the latest CS version, you can contact me and let me know if and where I can upload it (about 16 MB's). Or then you can also get if from a dealer near to you.

Best regards,
Thierry
Mort54
QUOTE (thsinar @ Feb 13 2007, 06:10 PM)
Dear Hans,

if you wish to get the latest CS version, you can contact me and let me know if and where I can upload it (about 16 MB's). Or then you can also get if from a dealer near to you.

Best regards,
Thierry
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Thanks Thierry. In a few weeks, the local Sinar dealer is going to try to get me a back and system to play with for a couple of days. At that point, I'll ask him for a copy. If he doesn't have it, I'll send you a PM and we can arrange something.

Thanks again,
Hans.
Jeff Weir
I've been using Captureshop for the past 3 years and have found it to be a very solid program. I shoot tabletop so I can not comment about the speed. But, like any other piece of software, once you get used to the layout/workflow, you can do just about anything needed very easily.

Regarding stablility, CS is just about as solid as they come.

Jeff

www.jeffweir.com
nik
Where can I get more info on Exposure 6.0?




QUOTE (pprdigital @ Feb 13 2007, 09:21 AM)
Captureshop is a decent program - easy enough to use with some quite advanced features and some glaring basic ommissions. A Sinar eMotion file can be run through Brumbaur's DNG converter, and then opened in Lightroom, ACR, etc.

That being said - it won't matter, because when their new software ships (Exposure 6.0, due in May-ish), you'll forget all about Captureshop like it was a bad dream.

Steve Hendrix
PPR Digital
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