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<blockquote data-quote="tdodd" data-source="post: 1416491" data-attributes="member: 55450"><p>That sounds perfectly correct to me. Some questions....</p><p> </p><p>- Are you shooting raw only or raw + JPEG?</p><p>- Are you downloading directly from the camera via USB or by using a card reader?</p><p>- What software are you using to download the files?</p><p>- What software are you using to view/edit the files?</p><p> </p><p>If you use some sort of Windows software to download the files it may not recognise the raw files as image files. You will need to manually select the files in Explorer and drag them to your destination folder. If you use Canon software - EOS Utility for the camera or Zoombrowser for the card - then the software should recognise both file formats.</p><p> </p><p>You might also download and install the Canon Raw Codec, which will allow you to view raw files within Windows native programs such as Photo Gallery and Explorer itself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tdodd, post: 1416491, member: 55450"] That sounds perfectly correct to me. Some questions.... - Are you shooting raw only or raw + JPEG? - Are you downloading directly from the camera via USB or by using a card reader? - What software are you using to download the files? - What software are you using to view/edit the files? If you use some sort of Windows software to download the files it may not recognise the raw files as image files. You will need to manually select the files in Explorer and drag them to your destination folder. If you use Canon software - EOS Utility for the camera or Zoombrowser for the card - then the software should recognise both file formats. You might also download and install the Canon Raw Codec, which will allow you to view raw files within Windows native programs such as Photo Gallery and Explorer itself. [/QUOTE]
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