Daverich04

I use Canon's Camera Connect to preview/transfer files to my iPad. No wires required. For my I computer I just use a card reader.

No, Camera RAW treats them EXACTLY as if they were RAW files. In fact, you can embed the original RAW file in the converted DNG if you want to. I don’t because it makes the file larger but the ...

CS6 will open RAW files directly from my 5D MK II but I can’t imagine using an old camera simply to keep using CS6. I use Adobe’s DNG converter with my 5D MK IV and Panasonic GX8 RAW files and ACR ...

I’m not sure where you got that idea from. I have a 2013 Mac Pro running Mojave and I use an Akitio enclosure with a pair of SSD’s set up as Raid 0 and it works fine. Although, I don’t boot from ...

A couple of months ago I bought a SSD from OWC to upgrade a 2012 MacBook Pro I bought specifically to experiment with Mojave. It would let me install a Time Machine backup made under High Sierra ...

Not really sure. Photoshop and Bridge CS6 are both 64 bit programs but some of the support programs are not. Here’s how you can tell what’s 64 bit (which is what will be required in the future) ...

You can install all of the CS6 programs under Mojave but you have to go into System Settings and change one of the default Security settings to do it.

Not what you’re asking but all my CS6 programs not only ran fine under High Sierra but currently run without problems under Mojave.

I’m not sure where you got that information but your statement about black ink is not correct. Pigment printers use what’s called “Photo Black” ink on glossy paper and if you can rub it off you’ve ...

That’s what I told the OP but for some reason the quote didn’t highlight his post. My comment to his post is the last sentence.

I tried a third time using photoshop and let photoshop manage the color and chose perceptual for the rendering. It said the photo was pro photo RGB and I chose adobe RGB for the printer. This ...

In a pinch it will work on the 70-300 as long as it’s zoomed out. That’s certainly not recommended procedure and I’m not suggesting anyone try it but it does work.

I consider myself to be a pretty “savvy Mac user”. I started using Macs 30 years ago and spent several decades being responsible for Mac networks across multiple Corporate locations and yet the ...

Put in a new one and restore it from Time Machine. I have Time Machine and Carbon Copy Cloner so I’m not pushing one method or the other. I just can’t get my head wrapped around why being able to ...

I’m confused. Let’s say I’ve backed up my computer running Mojave with Carbon Copy Cloner instead of Time Machine. How do I use that to boot into an earlier OS?

Is there some advantage to actually being able to boot your computer from your backup?  With Time Machine you hold down Command/R as your computer starts up, choose your TM backup from the choices ...

You can do the same thing with a Time Machine backup and the OP already has those.

I don’t think it’s the OS, the version of ACR that is required to open the MK IV files isn’t compatible with CS6. I use CS 6 with my MK IV files by using DNG converter as has been suggested in ...

What about just pressing the Q button? That will show you what C setting the camera is on as well as all the camera settings associated with it.