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Epson P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer

This otherwise excellent unit does not seem to be able to
enlarge RAW-files from Canon 1D Mk.II and Canon 1Ds Mk.II -
is there an upgrade to the firmware for this device that
allows for enlarging such files?

Regards,
Carsten Arnholm, Oslo, NORWAY

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Carsten Arnholm wrote:
> Epson P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer
>
> This otherwise excellent unit does not seem to be able to
> enlarge RAW-files from Canon 1D Mk.II and Canon 1Ds Mk.II -
> is there an upgrade to the firmware for this device that
> allows for enlarging such files?
>
> Regards,
> Carsten Arnholm, Oslo, NORWAY

Epson have firmware upgrades on their Web site, now at V2.04.
Which version do you have?

See:

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0507/ [...] 0fw204.asp

David

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"David J Taylor"
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> Carsten Arnholm wrote:
>> Epson P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer
>>
>> This otherwise excellent unit does not seem to be able to
>> enlarge RAW-files from Canon 1D Mk.II and Canon 1Ds
>> Mk.II -
>> is there an upgrade to the firmware for this device that
>> allows for enlarging such files?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Carsten Arnholm, Oslo, NORWAY
>
> Epson have firmware upgrades on their Web site, now at
> V2.04.
> Which version do you have?
>
> See:
>
>
> http://www.dpreview.com/news/0507/ [...] 0fw204.asp
>
> David

Yes, that is correct, and firmware V2.04 is what is
indicated om my Epson P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer.

However, as already said, the unit does not seem to to be
able to enlarge RAW-files from Canon 1D Mk.II and Canon 1Ds
Mk.II - of course, there is a possibility that I am doing
something wrong.

Regards,
Carsten Arnholm, Oslo, NORWAY

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"Carsten Arnholm" <carnholm@online.no> wrote:
>
> However, as already said, the unit does not seem to to be able to enlarge
> RAW-files from Canon 1D Mk.II and Canon 1Ds Mk.II - of course, there is a
> possibility that I am doing something wrong.

I was under the impression that it can't enlarge the RAW files from _any_
digital camera. All it does is display the embedded thumbnail from the RAW
file. And those don't have enough pixels in them to enlarge.

David J. Littleboy
Tokyo, Japan

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"Carsten Arnholm" <carnholm@online.no> schreef in bericht
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> Epson P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer
>
> This otherwise excellent unit does not seem to be able to
> enlarge RAW-files from Canon 1D Mk.II and Canon 1Ds Mk.II -
> is there an upgrade to the firmware for this device that
> allows for enlarging such files?
>
> Regards,
> Carsten Arnholm, Oslo, NORWAY
>
>
>

According to page 19 of the manual, zooming of RAW-images is not possible:

"RAW files do not support slide shows, zooming or direct printing from the
P-2000."


Lucas

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Carsten Arnholm wrote:
> Epson P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer
>
> This otherwise excellent unit does not seem to be able to
> enlarge RAW-files from Canon 1D Mk.II and Canon 1Ds Mk.II -
> is there an upgrade to the firmware for this device that
> allows for enlarging such files?
>
> Regards,
> Carsten Arnholm, Oslo, NORWAY

No.

The reason is that enlarging RAW files means having to PROCESS them.
This is a tremendously processor-intensive action.

For those cameras, the natural solution would be to shoot simultaneous
RAW+jpeg (perhaps at a smaller jpeg setting) so you can inspect images more
closely. This way, you'll have a clear image to look over, but the full
power of the raw file as well.

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"Lucas" <l.cauwels@hccnet.nl> skrev i melding
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>
> "Carsten Arnholm" <carnholm@online.no> schreef in bericht
> news:kradnV1Q_aWf_q_eRVnzvA@telenor.com...
>> Epson P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer
>>
>> This otherwise excellent unit does not seem to be able to
>> enlarge RAW-files from Canon 1D Mk.II and Canon 1Ds
>> Mk.II -
>> is there an upgrade to the firmware for this device that
>> allows for enlarging such files?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Carsten Arnholm, Oslo, NORWAY
>>
>>
>>
>
> According to page 19 of the manual, zooming of RAW-images
> is not possible:
>
> "RAW files do not support slide shows, zooming or direct
> printing from the
> P-2000."
>
>
> Lucas

Yes, thanks for pointing that out.
What confused me was this statement from Epson which is in
their download files for formware 3.04 :

**********************
Firmware revision version 02.04
Released 1st July 2005

The main enhanced functions of firmware version 02.04 are:
Expanded RAW file support
The following cameras are now supported:

Nikon
D2X / D2H / D1H / D1X / D100 / D70/ D2Hs / D70s / D50

KONICA MINOLTA
Dynax 7 DIGITAL

PENTAX *ist DS / *ist D

Canon
EOS 300D / D60 / D30/ 10D / 20D / 1D Mark II / 1Ds Mark II
/ Rebel XT

EPSON R-D1

The following can be displayed only as a thumbnail, not as a
full screen image
OLYMPUS E-1 / E-300

**********************

Regards,
Carsten J. Arnholm
Oslo, Norway

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