Re: xmp files in file browser

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From: Ian_Lyons
Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2004 18:11

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The Canon EOS 1D MKII does NOT have any THM files - you get ONE file per image and it's extension is .CR2. As far as not being able to see the images is concerned then Paul's suggestion is worth following up.

The XMP file is created by Photoshop, but only after you've applied some edit to the raw file via camera raw or inserted some Medtadata.

Ian

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