FireWire 400/800 adapter

FireWire 400/800 adapter

Apple recently released a new line of MacBook Pro laptops.  With the new release they have altered the FireWire port configuration to only include 800 (9 -pin)  and excluded any 400 (6-pin) ports.  This has left people with several 400 – 400 FW cables and no way to connect to their new laptop.   One way to help with this solution is to purchase new 400 (6-pin) to 800 (9-pin) cables … Read More →

Testing with the True Wide

Testing with the True Wide

A local Atlanta photographer was picking up a rental recently at our office and noticed that we were about to list a Kapture Group True Wide camera on E-Bay.  He told us that a fellow photographer might be interested in it and wanted to see if he could test it and see if it would fit his style.  This photographer shoots quite a bit of commercial and editorial jobs with … Read More →

Uninstall or Reset Capture One

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Uninstalling Capture One on a Mac An updated post has been written for Mac OS X 10.7 and 10.8, find that here. When upgrading to a newer Capture One software, we recommend that you do a clean uninstall and then install the latest version Capture One version. Note: If you’re a Windows user see this link for Phase One Article on uninstalling C1 in Windows.. 1. Deactivate Capture One so that … Read More →

Shooting with Mamiya 645AFDII & P30+

Over the weekend I was shooting for an old client of mine.  We were shooting small products for their catalog and web.  We were cooking through the shoot when we came to a group of 10 products that were all similar shape, but different colors.  I had my assistant just quickly drop and I would shoot away.  I started quickly popping through them, but at the end of the 10 … Read More →

C1 4.0 launches when I sync my iPhone

Everyone that I know that has an iPhone loves it. I have found one little bug if you have Capture One 4.0 loaded on your Mac and try to sync your iPhone, it launches Capture One and iTunes at the same time. Here is a work around that Doug Peterson told me: 1. Open Spotlight 2. In the Spotlight window type “image capture” 3. Image Capture should show up under … Read More →