Canon CDI-E019-010 manual Converting RAW images with Windows Me installing WIA driver

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4.Click the [Acquire] button.

The RAW image will be converted according to the specified parameters and the data will be sent to softwares such as Adobe Photoshop LE at 8 bits per RGB channel.

To learn how to change the file transmission format, please see “How to Change the File Transmission Format” (➜ p. 51).

Converting RAW images with Windows Me installing WIA driver

RAW images can be converted with the following procedures.

•Converting a RAW Image on a Camera’s CF Card

1.Select the RAW image in the Windows Explorer

2.Right-click the mouse and select [Preview] to start the RAW image utility.

3.Set the file format and save the image to the computer.

•Converting a RAW Image on the Computer’s Hard Drive

1.Double-click the RAW image in the Windows Explorer to start the RAW image utility.

2.Set the file format and save the image.

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Contents For Use with the Canon Digital Camera Solution Disk Version Load images onto the computer Installing the USB DriverTo Download Images to a Computer Disclaimer Trademark AcknowledgmentsWindows Macintosh Safety Precautions IntroductionUsing ZoomBrowser EX the First Time 102103 Canon Digital Camera Solution Disk Introducing the SoftwareZoomBrowser EX Twain Drivers PhotoStitchRemoteCapture Supports PhotoStitch PanoramasArcSoft Camera Suite CD-ROM Adobe Photoshop LE CD-ROMAdobe PhotoDeluxe Home Edition CD-ROM Camera and Software Compatibility Software=Interface System Requirements=Computer Model =Free Hard Disk SpaceInstalling/Uninstalling the Software Installing from the Canon Digital Camera Solution DiskInstalling from the Adobe PhotoDeluxe CD-ROM Installing from the ArcSoft Camera Suite CD-ROMInstalling from the Adobe Photoshop LE CD-ROM Uninstalling the SoftwareInstalling the USB Driver Preinstalled Windows 98/Me/2000 Systems OnlyInstalling the USB Driver Installing and uninstalling the WIA driver Click No to All if the Confirm File Replace dialog displaysWindows Me or Windows 2000 Users From Loading to Printing Using ZoomBrowser EX the First TimeStarting ZoomBrowser EX USB InterfaceStart ZoomBrowser EX How to Have ZoomBrowser EX Start AutomaticallyCF Card Reader or PC Card Slot Interface Click the Import Images button and select From D\DcimSerial Interface Attach the camera to the computer with the serial cableHow to Check and Change Various Camera Settings ZoomBrowser EX Camera WindowLoading and Saving Images from the Camera Browser Display Area Printing Images Click the PhotoRecord Print buttonClick the OK button to start printing Double-Clicking the Browser Display Area Displaying ImagesZooming Images In and Out Selecting a Folder in the Tree ViewZooming a Single Image About the Image Viewer Edit PanelReplaying Movies Displaying Images in Chronological OrderShowing Images in a Slide Show About the Print Mark ButtonChanging the File Location Refreshing the Contents of a LibraryOrganizing Images Adding a New Library FolderErasing Images Erasing Images SinglyErasing Images by Folder Saving Computer Images to a CF Card in the Camera Editing Camera Slide ShowsEditing the Print Order Settings Dpof Dpof Settings PrecautionSending Images via E-mail Click the Finish buttonImages Shot in Stitch Assist Mode Merging Panoramic Images with PhotoStitchTo Merge Images Registered in ZoomBrowser EX Editing and Applying Special Effects to Images Adobe Photoshop LEAdobe PhotoDeluxe Home Edition ArcSoft VideoImpression Editing MoviesArcSoft PhotoImpression Edit or apply special effects to the imagePhotoRecord Window Image Resizing Mode Image Rotating Mode Creating a New AlbumImage Resizing and Rotating Modes Fixed Photo Size Setting the Image Size for PrintingPrinting from PhotoRecord from Windows NT 4.0/Windows Printing on Canon Perforated PaperShooting with RemoteCapture RemoteCapture WindowAbout the RemoteCapture Control Buttons Using Interval and Timer ShootingTimer Shooting Printing a Thumbnail Index SheetPrecautions when Shooting with RemoteCapture Setting Basic Shooting Settings in RemoteCaptureChanging the Save Location and Other Preferences Select the quality settings and click OK Converting RAW Images without Adjusting the QualityConverting RAW Images with Quality Adjustment Converting RAW ImagesHow to Change the File Format Restore the DatabaseRAW Image Parameter Settings Dialog Saving in the Tiff 16 Bits/Channel FormatLoading Images with TWAIN-Compliant Programs Using ArcSoft PhotoImpressionInstalling the Software Starting the SoftwareConnecting via a CF Card Reader or PC Card Slot Connecting the Camera to a Serial InterfaceUsing Adobe Photoshop LE Installing Adobe Photoshop LEConnecting via a CF Card Reader or PC Card Slot Using Adobe PhotoDeluxe Home Edition Installing Adobe PhotoDeluxe Home EditionClick the Open Camera button Guide to the Twain Driver Window Downloading Images Directly from a CF Card Loading ImagesDownloading Images from the Camera Click the Camera buttonUsing the File Dialog Using the Scanners and Cameras WizardUsing Windows Explorer Downloading Images with Windows Me via WIA driverSetting the Parameters EOS D30 Only Parameter Settings DialogClick Add Set Set each parameter Click Apply to Camera Converting RAW Images Converting RAW images with Windows Me installing WIA driver How to Change the File Transmission Format Transmitting in the Tiff 16 Bits / Channel FormatCheck the USB Driver Status Troubleshooting the USB Driver InstallationUninstalling the USB Driver from Windows Check This FirstWindows 98/Windows Me Find and delete the Drvdata.bin and Drvidx.bin files Windows Look for files starting with Oem Search for the Oem* files for Canon digital camerasUsing ImageBrowser the First Time System Requirements Installing / Uninstalling the SoftwareImageBrowser Adjusting Images for Transmission by E-mail Plug-In ModuleCanon Digital Camera Plug-In Module ArcSoft Camera Suite CD-ROM Macintosh =RAM Installer panel will display Installing from the ArcSoft Camera Suite CD-ROM Using ImageBrowser the First Time Starting ImageBrowserWhat to Do if a Warning Dialog Displays How to Set ImageBrowser to Not Start Automatically Start ImageBrowserDouble-click the Dcim folder in the Explorer View Section Click the Canon Camera button ImageBrowser Camera Window Select Macintosh HD in the Explorer View Section Select the new folder in the Explorer View SectionRAW will display on RAW images Print Window Click an image and select Edit Caption from the Edit menuSetting the Image Size for Printing Using Additional ImageBrowser Functions About the Viewer Window Edit PanelDrag the tab up or down to go backward or forward in time Showing Images in a Slide Show Refreshing the Contents of the Browser Window Click the Send to Trash button Adding Sound Annotations to Images Click the Quit buttonEditing the Print Order Settings Dpof Adjusting Images for Transmission by E-mail Create a new messageTo Merge Images Registered in ImageBrowser Adobe PhotoDeluxe Editing Movies Allows you to add About the RemoteCapture Control Buttons Precautions when Shooting with RemoteCapture Changing the Save Location and Other Preferences Select a RAW image Saving in the Tiff 16 Bits / Channel Format Copying Plug-In Module to the Plug-Ins Folder Installing Plug-In ModuleLoading Images with Plug-In Compliant Application Programs Starting Adobe Photoshop LEWhat to Do if the ImageBrowser not found Dialog Appears Serial Interface About AppleTalkConnect the camera to the computer with the serial cable Click the icon and set the communication settings Starting Plug-In Module and Loading ImagesClick the Computer button Guide to the Plug-In Module Window Starting Adobe PhotoDeluxe Using Adobe PhotoDeluxeInstalling Adobe PhotoDeluxe Start Adobe PhotoDeluxeWhat to Do if the ImageBrowser not found Dialog Appears Click the Computer button. The dialog will display Guide to the Plug-In Module Window Click Add Set Set each parameter Click Apply to CameraConverting RAW Images Click the Plug-In Module RAW button Displays the image Windows Platform Troubleshooting the Computer ConnectionDouble-Check Macintosh PlatformCustomer Support Canon Customer SupportAdobe Customer Support ArcSoft Customer Support North AmericaOther Regions