I'm using 7Zip on my windows computers and when you have a .zip file, you
can double-click on that file and see the contents of that file.
When there are just folders in the file as in the mentioned file, you can
double-click the folder and see what's in that folder etc.
You can extract the whole file or just the file and/or folders you choose,
so also a user manual.
2016-09-01 21:21 GMT+02:00 Chuck Norcutt <chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> A comment on the link below. Everything required (software, instruction
> manuals and target images) is included in a single ZIP file. When you get
> to that page you can see the download link as well as a link to the PDF
> user's manual. I downloaded the ZIP file but didn't try opening it until I
> had a chance to read the user's manual. The user's manual made mention of
> another manual... the calibration chart shooting guide. I searched in vein
> for that manual... even enlisting Googles help in searching Apple's site...
> all to no avail.
>
> Then I finally opened the ZIP file and discovered that, in addition to the
> executable code, it creates 3 folders "calibration charts", "documentation"
> and "sample images". The documentation folder contains all *3* (not 2)
> documentation files. I wish Adobe would have explained this up front or at
> least not put one of the 3 doc files in plain sight with the others hidden.
>
> Chuck Norcutt
>
>
>
> On 9/1/2016 10:57 AM, Ken Norton wrote:
>
>> Where do you get the "profile creator"? And does this not resolve your
>>> concern stated in a later mail wondering about a new profile for the 4/3
>>> 14-54?
>>>
>>
>> https://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=
>> 193&platform=Windows
>>
>> It only resolves it as long as we are using Adobe Lightroom or
>> Photoshop to apply the correction. And this correction is only
>> possible in post and is completely up to the user to generate and use
>> correctly.
>>
>> The old saying "you date your camera, you marry your lenses" has never
>> been more untrue than it is today. Modern lenses are very much mated
>> to a very short series of cameras. The manufacturers lose interest in
>> the older lenses very rapidly. They are sold, no more money can be
>> extracted from the customer for them, so why bother? Especially since
>> there have been three new versions of the same lens produced since
>> then.
>>
>> Meanwhile, I'm happy as I have a means of profiling lenses that are
>> older than me on the latest/greatest cameras of any brand/model.
>>
>> AG
>>
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