stephen_plummer

<p>I didn't ask the question correctly. Suppose I want to start each session with a "clean" filmstrip, in other words, when I enter the Library mode, I will only have to import the photos I want to work with. Then how do I end each session to make this possible?</p>

<p>New to Lightroom. When I reopen Lightroom after a previous session, I see my catalog photos in the filmstrip at the bottom of the screen. Shouldn't I see a an empty film strip until I import the photos I want to work with? Or do I have to export at the end of each session? Thank you.</p>

<p>When you have finished the Develop module and you wish to empty the que so that you now load a new file, how do you "clear" the que without losing any of the photos. In other words, I want to continue working but not involve a new file with my already "developed" photos.</p>

<p>Just to let everyone know who has been waiting on an updated Nikon transfer utility for Vista 64, the Sony 17 in 1 multi-card reader/writer with Drive Letter Recognition Software DOES work under Vista 64. This is the only dependable way I have found to bring raw & jpeg files to your PC for post processing. It does not support Macs.</p>

<p>Wayne, were you using Vista drivers on this install of Win7? Have you tried any printers or scanners yet?</p>

<p>Can anyone explain Nikon's indifference to updating their software to Vista 64-bit compatability? Not just scanners are affected, but their proprietary software for cameras. This only makes the case for the DNG standard pushed by Adobe. Canon released Vista 64 upgrades for their camera software on 12/28/08. I wonder how many Nikon owners have felt the letdown?</p>

I have a raw file in the camera (Canon EOS 20d). I have downloaded

and verified installation of plug-in 3.1 which supports this camera.

When I connect to Photoshop CS2, I cannot find the picture and no

camera raw dialog. When I check the preferences in camera raw, I do

see 3.1 in the titlebar. Is the camera raw dialog supposed to

automatically pop-up when it senses the presence of a raw file? Are

there settings for file association which have to be made? Any help

or comment would be helpful? I have looked for similar problem in

prior posts but the usual difficulty is improper installation of the

plug-in. Thanks.

I ordered a new focusing screen. Assuming the new screen is much

brighter, I assume I will have to adjust the AE III prism to bring

the exposure back to "0" with the old screen. Does this mean I will

be making "-" adjustments to the EV? Any comments are welcome.

Is anyone using a Nikon SB-28 Flash with a Bronica ETRSi. I have been

using the hot shoe on the speedgrip for my flash connection and

setting the zoom flash to 50 mm for a 75 mm Bronica Lens. Results are

sporadic. What settings do you use? Shooting ASA 400 with camera

setting of 1/250 sec. & Automatic (not TTL)on the flash.

I'm confused. The Diafine packaging includes suggested exposure times

of say 1600 for Tri-x 400, but no recommendation to increase process

times beyond 3 min for Part A & 3 min for Part B. However the Massive

Development chart shows stock solution times of say 9.5 min for 1600.

Am I to assume that the time for Part A should be 9.5 min. and Part B

also 9.5 min. or is Part B held to the usual 3 minutes? I intend to

shoot TriX at 800 or 1600 and process in Diafine (Acufine) Thanks for

your comments.

I assume that this model, like the SQ-A allows you to remove the

crank to attach the Speed Grip by pulling the pin that attaches the

crank handle to the body?