Dave Morrison
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Paolo, you might find this story interesting and helpful:
https://www.larryjordan.biz/app_bin/wordpress/archives/2033
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Nope, can’t do it. They are two completely different data transport protocols.
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Here’s a great itemized list of the firmware changes from our own Ian Cook:
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/142/878810#878811
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Be sure you don’t have the “Abort capture on dropped frames” checkbox checked. It’s in your Capture window settings.
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Chances are it is something like a hair or some lint floating around inside. My first EX1 had a bunch of junk inside and I think they replaced the prism block to get it clean again. It didn’t show up until you got near the smallest f-stops so it took me a while before I discovered it. I was covered by extended warranty, thank goodness.
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Almost sounds like the backlight has gone dead since you said you can see an image in bright sunlight.
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I’d try a small blower brush first. I had some junk land on my sensor the other day and used some compressed air….but be VERY careful. I turned the camera body so that the lens opening was facing down and then shot the air past the opening, not into it. That’s all it took. Just remember to start with the least invasive methods first. I wouldn’t get one of the chip wands for it until you have something on the surface of the chip that gentle air won’t remove.
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As this driver update is expressly for Creative Suite 6 and doesn’t support FCP7 which I’m still using. Is there some way to create a dual-boot configuration so that I can continue to use FCP7 with the previous drivers while I make a slow migration to Creative Suite and Premiere Pro 6?
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Yes….again.
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Have you tried other cables?