Thanks, we will look into it.

We will load only JPEGs on start up in the future versions.

Sorry, our fault. Please try once more.

Steve, We encounter the problem with shutdown and we are trying to wake it up after each shot. I would appreciate if you tell us what option did you change in the camera, maybe these are two different time outs. Spacing: the help file is available in the lower part of the program, please let me know...

Sven,

Thanks for that request. We have not yet found the way to put the result back to lightroom. If you know the program which does it, it would help us to find the solution.

Please use Helicon Remote tutorial:
http://www.heliconsoft.com/focus/help/e ... emote.html

Thanks for your report. I will add this to our to do list.

Helicon Remote works with Nicon and Canon. As far as we know Olympus SDK does not support control over lens so we do not plan to support it so far. But after we implement support for external stepper motor, we may add more cameras without focus control.

Helicon Remote tutorial:
http://www.heliconsoft.com/focus/help/e ... emote.html

The program does not detect the camera if you use "USB mass storage" mode in your camera. Please switch to PTP instead of USB mode, this should help.

We need to test your files in our environment. Can you please upload it to our ftp server as described at http://www.heliconsoft.com/ftp.html

As far as we know Olympus SDK does not support control over lens so we do not plan to support it so far. But after we implement support for external stepper motor, we may add more cameras without focus control.

I mean not the adobe raw converter but the adobe program which is listed in the window when the camera is connected.

I suspect that the images are rotated during import from the camera. I think adobe importer has such an option. You can also disable orientation sensor in the camera in the worst case.

The program should not load RAW files on the start. What kind of RAW files do you have? Extention, size, resolution. Right now I would suggest to add a folder name as a command line parameter : HeliconFocus.exe "c:\Program Files\Helicon Software\Helicon Focus\images\Helicon Focus Panorama"...