Canon EOS-1D C - Manual (Page 4)

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1 Start up Final Cut Pro, select [File]  [Log and
Transfer], and then open the [Log and Transfer]
window.
2 Select [Canon DSLR Movie] in [Preferences].
3 Specify the folder.
4 Select the movie files you want to convert, and then
click the [Add Selection to Queue] button to load
them.
 The files you want to convert are converted into the file type
specified in step
2 .
 For details on the [Log and Transfer] window, refer to the Help for
Final Cut Pro.
The folder structure must be one of the following for movie files
to be loaded.
 Folders retaining the directory structure created on an EOS
DIGITAL camera
 A folder where the movie files you want to convert are
located immediately under it
 In the [Log and Transfer] window, you can display the following
shooting information for the files before the conversion.
(1) Aperture
* [Av (Aperture Value)], (2) Shutter speed * [Tv (Shutter
Speed)], (3) ISO speed * [ISO Speed], (4) Lens name [Lens], (5)
Focal length [Focal Length], (6) Camera name [Device Model
Name], (7) Camera serial number [Device Serial Number], (8)
Picture Style [Picture Style], and (9) White Balance [White Balance]
* Displayed only for movies shot with a manual exposure setting.
To select and display information items, click on item names in
the window such as [Name] or [Volume] while holding down the
key, and select with the menu that appears.
 If there is already a file with the same filename in the save
destination, the newly converted file is saved with a different
filename.
 After converting MOV movies shot with an EOS DIGITAL camera
into ProRes format using this plug-in, be sure to perform the
following operation before editing in [Timeline].
(1) Select the files converted to ProRes format in the [Browser]
window.
(2) Set [Field Dominance] to [None] if it is set to [Upper (Odd)].
 When loading movie files shot with a
and “.THM” files * are not in the same folder, the following
restrictions apply.
(1) A part of shooting information are not displayed.
(2) Movies shot with a
having firmware version 1.2 or
earlier cannot be loaded.
* A “.THM” file is a (thumbnail) file generated and saved together
with a movie file when shooting movies with some of Canon digital
cameras. It has the same file number as the movie and includes
shooting information, etc.
 This software does not support movies shot with cameras other
than the following compatible cameras:
.
1D Mk IV 5D Mk II 7D
5D Mk II
1D X 1D C
1D Mk IV 5D Mk III 5D Mk II 6D 7D 60D
[Log and Transfer] Window View and File Conversion
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