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• Why can't deselect files associated with wmp12 in the Panel types?

  Under set program Associations in the Panel applet control default programs - I can't deselect any of the checkboxes for the types of files associated with WMP.  I can choose the few steps that are already associated.  How to do this?  Words cannot describe how horribly WMP 12 is suck compared to previous iterations, unfortunately I have not yet found simple, easy to use media player better.

  Probably cos you have no alternative installed.

  There are many good (and bad incredibly) other players on the internet. Google and you'll know!

  If you have already installed an alternative solution: make a right-click on a music file you want to play and in the context menu, choose open with. You get a list, select your new player, more brilliant, make sure that the always open with box is enabled and then whenever you click on a type of said folder your new player goes, well, play. You will need to do that for all the files of types which, in the past, you used WMP for.

  If you're still looking then VLC is an excellent multimedia (free) replacement for WMP can play 99% of the media files that you throw, out of the box. During installation, you can associate whatever files you want to open when you double-click it.

  See you soon,.

  Jerry

• Help! cannot open raw files in photoshop worm 12.1 - new 5 d mark iii camera

  I have photoshop creative suite version 12.1 - just bought a new mark iii camera and my raw files won't open in my version of photoshop... What can I do?

  You need to ACR 6.7 or 7.1

• "Preview not available" for raw Canon 5 d Mark III files

  Help, please.  I can't get my mac to import my raw files since the first wedding I shot the weekend last with my Mark III. All my jpg files are fine, just can't import the raw. I downloaded the 4.1 update and still the same issue.

  It seems that you are talking about lightroom 4.1.

  This is the forum for lightroom:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/community/Lightroom?view=discussions

• Why aren't my. Files RAW CR2 opening in elements of my Canon Mark III 5 d 9.0?

  I'm really confused as to why my old Canon Rebel CR2 (RAW) files always open elements 9.0, but now my new camera RAW (Canon Mark III 5 d) files do not open? Thank you!

  You have two options:

  (1) upgrade to PES 11. (2) DOWNLOAD and install the free Adobe DNG converter to convert your raw files to the universal Raw format files and Adobe will open in all versions of PSE (keep your originals as backups and for uses in the software of the camera factory)

  Windows download Click DNG Converter 7.3

  Mac download click DNG Converter 7.3

  You can convert an entire folder of images raw with a single click. See this quick video tutorial:

  You Tube click here for the DNG Converter tutorial

• Canon 5 d mark iii

  Hi all

  Has anyone bought a 5 d mark iii (or any body pro) for Black Friday? I have an upcoming project in November and I was debating whether I should buy the camera now or shop Black Friday and delay the project in December. Does anyone know if the Treaty will be worth the wait? Canons refurbished mark iii sale in 1999 right now. Thank you!

  If you want, then buy it.  At some point, the cameras will be sold and will not be offered again.  Nobody on these forums knows what will be available a month from now.  I say buy it and start enjoying it, especially if it is for sale.

  If you watched the store refurbished Canon online for any length of tme, then you should have noted that some elements are briefly "In Stock" before selling.  Some items are in stock only once or twice a year and sell within hours where they are available.  I had a couple of points away from me because I waited to call my son after having obtained his work.

• 5 D Mark iii

  I'm a new 5 5 d Mark iii owner.   I am wanting to get good shots of my nephew play basketball.  Any suggestions on preferred to get clear shots.  Thank you!

  Here is a description of how to get your camera in a mode where it is optimized for basketball.  But before you go shoot a... practice game get all these settings dialed in and go do some shooting test for you ensure that you are comfortable with the way it all works.  If you want to learn the game you might lack-shots more simply because you are not yet used to the works of the camera when shooting sports.

  IS owning an EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L USM II will certainly help (if you do not have the one of them already, put it on your wish list.  Everyone has this lens... or wants this goal.  It is not even of importance if you pull the sport - it is the goal of goto used by a lot of wedding and portrait photographers, and it is also the goal for indoor sports such as basketball.)  I have the original (version I) of this lens and it is the lens that lives on my camera all the time.

  You probably want to use mode AF 6 cases (this is the recommended Canon for basketball - auto focus tracking mode although they also offer 4 cases).

  Since you specifically want to follow your nephew and do not pull on any player, you might want to settle out of the 'sensibility' - this features determines how much the camera prefer to stick to a single topic vs pass and start tracking on a different topic.  The default value of the 6A box followed the sensitivity in the Middle at the level of the marker "0".    If you want the camera to stick to your subject and not be so willing to move to a new topic then you might want to disable tune elsewhere up to-1.   To do this:

  1. Press MENU
  2. Go to page 1 (of 5 possible pages of AF settings in the system menu) FA
  3. Access to the rear of select respectively 6 (the last case on the list), then press the SET button to select.
  4. Press RATE button to allow a custom setting.
  5. Use the back line to select "Tracking Sensitivity" (top choice - it can be highlighted by default because it is the first choice) and press SET to select.
  6. Use the rear wheel - and turn it in the opposite direction with a click to '-1' (to facilitate your stay ' locked on ' more 'reactive' - sensitive would cause him to jumpt to a new material more easily).  Press SET to lock in this change.
  7. Press MENU repeatedly to exit the menu system.

  Then activate the "AI Servo" - the default mode is the mode of the development of 'One Shot'.  In One Shot mode, the camera will activate focus when you half-press the shutter button... but once he realizes the development on a topic, the system turns off and await you take the picture.  Unfortunately in the sport, that your subjects are constantly in motion... so if you take this shot the camera focus on the place where the player USED TO BE and not where they are now.

  When you use the "AI Servo" mode, the camera will continuously follow focus so that the player moves.

  Press the 'AF-Drive' button on top of the camera.

  Use the front dial to mode selection "HAVE Servo".

  Use the back line to select "high-speed" burst (it looks like a stack of 3 rectangles with an 'H' beside it.)

  Then, put the camera in the correct AF point selection mode.

  Press the button of the AF point selection.  It is the button in the extreme upper right corner on the back.  The icon looks like a rectangle with a pattern of cross in the shape of points in there (these are intended to resemble talking points.)

  When the AF point selection menu is displayed on the back of the camera, press the M - Fn button (next to the shutter button on the top front of the camera) and this will cause its making scroll all the AF point selection modes available.  Mode "Auto selection: 61 pt AF" (which means the camera can use ANY point he wants.

  One caveat... If for some reason you cannot take this mode... There is a menu that allows you to toggle modes.  If there is a way you think that you'd never use (some photographers simply toggle between two modes favorite all the time), you can turn off the ones you don't use.  If you have done this, then the mode you use could be disabled and you will need to reactivate this mode.)

  NOW you are ready to shoot... but there are two caveats more you need to know.

  #1 when you use the update of "AI Servo" mode, the unit also uses a behavior called "release priority".  Normally, your camera is in 'One Shot mode "that uses"Priority Focus"and that means that the camera will not take a shot until it can confirm a focus lock.  But in "Release priority" behavior the camera WILL TAKE the shot as SOON as you press the shutter button (shutter reelease) all down... and they're going to do it whether OR NOT IT WAS CENTERED!  If you need to make sure that the device locked focus and keeps track of your subject before press you the button completely or you will get just a lot of blurry photos.

  #2--while the camera CAN use a 61 point AF in this mode... you will notice that when you put the viewfinder of the camera to your eye and half-press the shutter release button that you do not see a point AF (black square).  This is the point where the camera guess he'll START tracking your subject.  But since you have an automatic case followed enabled, it will "follow" your subject moving.  If you lose the subject, you must give this starting point on your topic to gain focus again on them.    BTW, you can choose any desired starting point.  As you look through the viewfinder, place your thumb on the browser of 8 channels (the small joystick controlled by your thumb just above the line back) and you will see you can rock up, down, left, right, etc. and the black square will go where you want (well... one of the 61 points AF.)

  Don't be afraid to crank the ISO... the 5 d III can take it.  I think nothing of shooting at ISO 3200 and 6400 ISO same... While there is a bit of noise at ISO 6400, it is EASILY treated in post processing because it's going to be noise rather moderate.

  Since you want to freeze action (you won't see the motion blur on your subjects) you'll want to keep the high shutter speed.

  1/500th sec is generally fast enough to freeze most of the topics, but you might see * some * blur of movement at that speed... He sneak a little higher upward will be useful (e.g. 1/800th or even 1/1000th).

  I second the recommendation to pull using Tv mode and set the shutter speed to 1/800th and use Auto ISO.   But... check the menu system for camera red page 2 (camera red tab... page 2 of 4 possible pages).  There is a 'ISO speed settings' option in this menu.  Please select this option and check "Auto ISO range".  I think it will be set to '100-12800' by default and that's fine.  But it is possible to reduce it... photographers who never want to shoot any ISO above at some point (for example assume that you never leave the Auto ISO to choose a frame above 1600) could set it to a low value that is too high for your interior lighting of basketball.   Just make sure that the camera is not permitted to mount the ISO when it should.

  Adobe Lightroom has an option of noise reduction very good (which is strange because the noise reduction in Photoshop is a dismal failure.  If you use Photoshop full I rely on a plugin noise reduction called 'Noiseware Pro' by Imagenomic.)

  Finally, there is an option called "button"return"focus" which like a lot of sports photographers.  It's practically a necessity before Canon started producing cameras with their new RIR system (it's tracking system smart topics to follow.).  The problem with old cameras was that in order to take a (full press the shutter button) you have to half press the shutter and focus WHICH triggered.  So if you follow an athlete and someone else gets in the way, the focus system normally developed to this distracting subject and not the subject.    So they released a feature called back focus button, which sets the focus to a "back" button (by default, this is the AF-ON button on a 5 d III, but it can be reassigned.)  This allows to take focus on the shutter button (half-pressing the shutter button will be 'meter' but won't focus.  A full press will still take the hit, but to focus the camera, you press the AF-ON button).  This allows you to keep an eye on distractions and take your thumb on the AF-ON button (if the camera stops the update from the update) until the distraction gets out of the frame and then you can continue to focus on your subject again.    You CAN activate this feautre if you wish (it is disabled by default).  It grows some nuts people... but some people who stick with it and get used to shoot ever sport otherwise.

• 5 d Mark III to access the (compact flash) card error

  I just got a Canon 5 d mark III and having problems with it access to the card compact flash. This has happened on 4 different cards all gig Lexar professional 32 X 1000. I have a Canon 7 d and the cards work fine in it. All the cards have been formatted by the 5 d Mark III before using. It seems sometimes they work and other times it won't.

  Hi cuda719!

  Thanks for posting.

  It is certainly unusual, but not after testing all the cards on the market, it is difficult to ensure that all the same cards will work with all cameras.  To isolate the problem to the cards or the camera, try to use another card which is not identical to the 4, that you used.  If the camera is still the error with the spare card, it must be repaired.

  To start the repair process, you need to fill out a service request on our Web site.

  This does not solve your problem? Find more help contact us.

• Canon 5 d Mark III. Images disappear

  Canon 5 d Mark III. Pictures on the camera screen but shows show CF card to be empty when it is connected to the computer. Used two CF cards different, same result. I have tried Sandisk Rescue program but no current images were found. Images counter down with or without a CF card inside, but there are some components equal to an image.

  You also have an SD card in the camera? Even if you don't think you use, look for your images. Behavior of the 3 to 5 with the two card slots occupied can be very strange. Suppose you said to use the CF card, but to switch to the SD card if the CF card is full or unavalable. Then, suppose you take the card CF - to put it in a card reader, for example. The camera starts the SD card permanently, even if it is disabled at the moment. Then, if you put the CF card, the camera will not return to use it; You must manually set again. This behavior is highly counter-intuitive, not well documented and with no warning.

• 5 new noise of 1 d Mark III everywhere

  All started to shoot with my new Mark III and I am shocked by the noise, throughout my shots. He was just testing "go outside and shoot.  Most f11 ISO 100 shooting raw. I had a 5 d that I traded and have a lot of plans to compare with. I think I have some setting wrong or something. Can anyone help?

  OK, so the polarizer is responsible for dropping the light of the best part of 2 stops.  It makes more sense.

  I don't have Lightroom, but I wonder if you can browse the image RAW Canon Digital Photo Professional (it came with your camera) and let us know what he looks like.

• Import error Canon EOS 5 d Mark III

  Error importing for Canon EOS 5 d Mark III - selection of import and copy as DNG, saving as of 2016 by date - great worked earlier as yesterday at 23:00. Today, I was unable to import all of my studio work today.

  Find the camera, starts automatically check files not imported, will allow me to add keywords, will still save the keywords after the closed will, give the message import files..., to even show that the copy and import photos seeks to work with the line measuring at the top near the logo LR - but will freeze and not move or import a single photo. No parameters have been changed and there is plenty of room. Using iMac with new operating system. Can you help me? I really need to turn around this work.

  Big thank you.

  Daphne

  Thank you!

  Card reader worked like a charm!

  Thank you very much.

• I can not open with CS 5.1 RAW files that I took on a Canon 5 d Mark iii

  I just got a Canon 5 d Mark iii camera and I always shoot in Raw. I downloaded them on my computer and when I went to open them in Photoshop CS 5.1 it tells me it is not supported by the installed version of Camera Raw. I tried to do an update and it still does not work. I'm helpless as to where I start. Can someone please help me with this?

  Make sure you have ACR installed 6.7 it may open with her.

  Devices supported by Adobe Camera Raw

  EOS - 5 d Mark III

  CR2

  6.7, 7.1

  4.1

  Adobe - Photoshop: For Windows

  Adobe - Photoshop: For Macintosh

• can not see the raw files of MArk III

  I have Lightroom and Camera Raw 6.6 3.6. I just ordered Ligthroom cloud but I want to keep both. On my old program I can't see raw: files from my Canon 5 d Mark III? Why? How to spend it?

  Hi luisb52456297,

  In order to use the Canon 5 d MarkIII with Lightroom 3.6 files, you must use the DNG Converter, as this camera is supported with Camera Raw 6.7 and above.

  Please click the link for a list of the supported by Camera Raw camera: supported by Adobe Camera Raw devices

  Also you can download the DNG Converter at the following link: Windows: Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Windows

  MAC: Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Macintosh

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• 6 of Lightroom cannot read my Canon 5 d Mark III photo files, the import message I received: the following files were not imported because they could not be read. I use the same camera that I used Lightroom 5 with the same cards Compact flash.

  6 of Lightroom cannot read my Canon 5 d Mark III photo files, the import message I received: the following files were not imported because they could not be read. I use the same camera that I used Lightroom 5 with the same cards Compact flash. The files are: DK5A0243. CR2

  Lightroom 6 trying to copy pictures to a different directory than what is Lightroom 5. That's why you have the problem.

  You can change the directory where you are teaching LR 6 to place photos, or change the permissions on this directory to read & write.

• Why threads start and end at random?

  Hello
  
  I had the program below. I wonder why mark the beginning of discussions and put an end to chance? Every time I run the program, it produces different results.
  
  I know these four threads have gotten the same priority normal (or 5) and under windows, there is only something called timeslice. These four threads then turn using this timeslice. How do we know what exactly the timeslice is in seconds? If the timeslice is fix, then why are the results random?
  
  Thanks in advance!
  
  /*
  * To change this template, choose Tools | Templates
  * and open the template in the editor.
  */
  package mythreadone;
  
  /**
  *
  Administrator of * @author
  */
  / public class MyThreadOne implements Runnable {}
  
  String tName;
  Thread t;
  
  MyThreadOne (String threadName) {}
  tNom = threadName;
  t = new Thread (this, tNom);
  t.Start ();
  }
  
  public void run() {}
  try {}
  System.out.println ("Thread:" + tName);
  Thread.Sleep (2000);
  } catch (InterruptedException e) {}
  System.out.println ("Exception: thread")
  tNom + "interrupted");
  }
  System.out.println ("completed thread:" + tName);
  }
  
  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args) {}
  
  Why threads start and end at random?
  new MyThreadOne("1");
  new MyThreadOne("2");
  new MyThreadOne("3");
  new MyThreadOne("4");
  try {}
  Thread.Sleep (10000);
  Thread.Sleep (2000);
  } catch (InterruptedException e) {}
  System.out.println)
  "" Exception: main Thread interrupted. ");"
  }
  System.out.println)
  "' Complete thread: main thread."); "
  }
  }
  
  
  1. first of all, I put in the main function:
  
  Thread.Sleep (10000);
  
  and I run the program it gives:
  
  Thread: 1
  Thread: 4
  Thread: 2
  Thread: 3
  Wire termination: 1
  Wire termination: 3
  Wire termination: 4
  Complete thread: 2
  Complete thread: main thread.
  BUILD successful (total time: 10 seconds)
  
  Run it again, it gives:
  
  Thread: 2
  Thread: 4
  Thread: 3
  Thread: 1
  Complete thread: 2
  Wire termination: 1
  Wire termination: 3
  Wire termination: 4
  Complete thread: main thread.
  BUILD successful (total time: 10 seconds)
  
  And my question is why it displays like this? It suppose to be:
  
  Thread: 1
  Thread: 2
  Thread: 3
  Thread: 4
  Wire termination: 1
  Complete thread: 2
  Wire termination: 3
  Wire termination: 4
  Complete thread: main thread.
  BUILD successful (total time: 10 seconds)
  
  Why these four threads begin and end at random whenever I run the program? I use Windows, assume that there is a timeslice (i.e. 1 second), these discussions have the same priority. Then the son must begin and end in turn one. Am I wrong?
  
  2. my second question is:
  
  When I change the codes of the 'main' function, in:
  
  Thread.Sleep (10000); -> Thread.sleep (2000);
  
  It gives me the results as:
  
  Thread: 1
  Thread: 4
  Thread: 3
  Thread: 2
  Complete thread: main thread.
  Wire termination: 1
  Wire termination: 4
  Wire termination: 3
  Complete thread: 2
  BUILD successful (total time: 2 seconds)
  
  Run it again:
  
  Thread: 1
  Thread: 2
  Thread: 3
  Thread: 4
  Wire termination: 3
  Complete thread: main thread.
  Wire termination: 4
  Complete thread: 2
  Wire termination: 1
  BUILD successful (total time: 2 seconds)
  
  I tried several times. The main thread always ends before or after the first child thread over.
  
  My question is why he didn't come out something like:
  
  Thread: 1
  Thread: 2
  Thread: 3
  Thread: 4
  Wire termination: 3
  Wire termination: 4
  Complete thread: 2
  Complete thread: main thread.
  Wire termination: 1
  BUILD successful (total time: 2 seconds)
  
  or
  
  Thread: 1
  Thread: 2
  Thread: 3
  Thread: 4
  Wire termination: 3
  Wire termination: 4
  Complete thread: 2
  Wire termination: 1
  Complete thread: main thread.
  BUILD successful (total time: 2 seconds)

  user13476736 wrote:
  You can specify the reason please? See you soon.

  It's pretty simple. Start-up and execution of threads are not an operation of determenistic on operating systems that do not support hard real-time requirements. (Most operating systems do not support hard real-time requirements)