I can open them up with the in camera play mode and cr2converter, but the jpegs taken out of cr2converter have a magenta tint. Photoshop gives the "Photoshop cannot open this file." error, prompting to go to Help>Updates. I have the latest version of ACR. Usually I take RAW+JPEG, but I had it disabled this time. Anyway to convert clean jpegs from these raw files? Thanks a lot!
Can you post a cr2 file for us to look at.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7S2CbczGMlcUDhWdWZRQ1RCRjA/edit?usp=sharing
I know it already looks purple in google docs, but it shows up normally in camera.
How did you get an 8 Megapixels CR2 out of an 18 Megapixels camera with no sRAW or mRAW option?
Quote from: Audionut on May 23, 2013, 05:36:11 AM
How did you get an 8 Megapixels CR2 out of an 18 Megapixels camera with no sRAW or mRAW option?
600D has it, but hidden ;)
Tragic Lantern enables them
Ha, that would explain it.
@jacksonhpeters
Does a new build fix it? UFRaw will open it and export to gimp http://sourceforge.net/projects/ufraw/?source=dlp
Which will mean dcraw and any other raw processors that rely on dcraw will work also.
@1%, does the hack kill one of the green channels, or it that something else that has gone wrong with the above cr2?
Its just broken in canon FW. Sraw I think opens fine with UFRAW and mraw is corrupted or the other way around. Its more useful as a hack to increase memory.
I had another thought too.. saving raw always generates jpeg previews, I wonder if it affects real raw burst for photos.
thanks for the software. Converting to .ppm's to convert to jpg.
Quote from: 1% on May 23, 2013, 06:29:56 AM
I had another thought too.. saving raw always generates jpeg previews, I wonder if it affects real raw burst for photos.
1,366,742 bytes out of a 30,297,035 bytes CR2 on a 5D3. Probably only going to net 1 or 2 extra shots out of a long burst.
The space savings would be nice though without the embedded jpg.
It won't affect burst speed, because the photos are developed a bit later, in some sort of an idle task.
So no extra shots either? A lot of stuff uses that jpeg for previews and but it probably takes up some space. I wonder how much on a few 1000 photos.