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#1
In the update a dynamic link will be provided between speedgrade and premiere so grading can be an ongoing process like editing clips in AE today linked in premiere.

http://tv.adobe.com/watch/adobe-at-ibc-2013/adobe-creative-cloud-october-2013-release-whats-new-in-video/
#2
Quote from: archerhu on September 01, 2013, 10:12:12 AM
According the link you posted, I think that might be use software to let camera miss the extender information, then focus system can work normally.

No it will not work like normal. It will be very slow. That's the reason it's disabled. I don't think ML will make it faster. It's in the design of the AF on the 6D.
#3
You can tape over/cover some of the contacts on the extender to allow AF but it is disable because it's very slow and Canon wants to provide usability.
It's not guaranteed to work. It is available on the 5D Mark III and 1DX because of a faster AF from start. 

http://photo.net/canon-eos-digital-camera-forum/00H102
#4
Quote from: aaphotog on July 17, 2013, 08:44:31 PM
This doesn't work for me. When the app is on an external I don't get the options. When the app is on my desktop, I get the options but when I select the external as my output drive, it still puts the files on my desktop where the app is. So I can only have one or the either. Files get placed on my external, but I can't stop the pro res, or I can stop the pro res, but files must be on the desktop.

If it doesn't work check so your directory names doesn't contain any spaces.
You should see the full path when clicking details and Error 125 if that is the case.
It outputs to your desktop because that is saved in the options.
#5
From the DaVinci Resolve FAQs

QuoteWhat is the best GPU to use for a single GPU Resolve system?
DaVinci Resolve uses CUDA technology for real time processing, and so typically an NVIDIA GPU with more CUDA cores and memory, will result in faster performance.

Resolve can also use the OpenCL technology available on NVIDIA and AMD GPUs but will default to CUDA if possible for better performance. Single GPU configurations (we call them 'Shared') use the same GPU for image processing as well as for the GUI and if you plan on using this configuration you should select the fastest GPU you can. Please refer to the latest Mac or Windows configuration guide for details.
Source: http://www.blackmagicdesign.com/uk/support/detail/faqs?sid=3948&pid=11735&os=mac
#6
Quote from: scrax on June 19, 2013, 03:21:27 PM
To open the options dialogs you have to double click  raw2dng.app and then drop the app inside it's windows like if it was a raw file, the app will recognize it and open the options instead of trying to convert it ;)

Quote from: Nickbibs on June 19, 2013, 05:31:25 PM
No beans. Don't see the option to toggle.

If it doesn't work check so your directory names doesn't contain any spaces.
You should see the full path when clicking details and Error 125 if that is the case