ACDSee Pro 3 Beta - Bugs

Beta does not support Pentax K200D RAW files.

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  ohunter
  Member

  3 Pro Beta can't "see" RAW files created with the Pentax K200D.

  Also, the program misinterprets mouse scroll wheel rotation: scroll-wheel rotation either up or down results in upward scrolling.

   

  Posted On August 18, 2009 - 03:42 AM (3 months ago) (Permalink to this post)
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  Dmitry Tokar
  Focus Group

  Hello Ohunter,

  Could you please give me more details?

   - What beta version did you use Beta1 or Beta2?

   - Does Photoshop see and can open these RAW's?

   - What OS do you use?

  Could you please share with me with your's RAW that ACDSee can't see? 

   

  Thanks for the help,

  Tokar Dmitriy.

  Posted On August 18, 2009 - 01:02 PM (3 months ago) (Permalink to this post)
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  Marc Sabatella
  Moderator

  I'm seeing my K200D RAW files just fine.  I shoot PEF.  Is it DNG you are having problems with?

  Posted On August 19, 2009 - 01:31 AM (3 months ago) (Permalink to this post)
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  ohunter
  Member

  Thanks to Mr. Tokar and Mr. Sabatella for your responses.

  I should state up front that since my posting, I have installed and used the program on two other systems each running a different operating system than the one on the machine with the problem. I did not experience these problems when using the program on these other machines.

  With regard to Mr. Tokar's questions:

   What beta version did you use Beta1 or Beta2?

  I'm going to assume I'm using "Beta 2."

  Does Photoshop see and can open these RAW's?

  I actually don't have Photoshop installed on the machine. But I see what you're getting at: Lightroom 2.4, ACDSee 2.5, SilkyPix Developer Studio 3.0, Paintshop Pro Photo X2, Faststone Image Viewer, Picasa 3.0, Pentax Photo Lab, and a few other programs all can be used to view and manipulate these files.

  What OS do you use?

  Windows XP Professional 64-bit

  Could you please share with me with your's RAW that ACDSee can't see?

  I could, but as I stated, I can view them and edit them without problem with other programs on the WinXP Pro 64-bit machine, and with the Beta program on two other machines running WinXP Pro 32-bit and Windows Vista Basic 32-bit respectively.

  And in answer to Mr. Sabatella's inquiry: these are .PEF files.

  It appears the there is a compatibility problem with Windows XP Pro 64-bit.  I hope there's a solution as I think Version 3 is a massive improvement over version 2. 

  Thanks again.

  Posted On August 27, 2009 - 04:07 AM (2 months ago) (Permalink to this post)

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