#OS X MAVERICKS VS OS X YOSEMITE MAC OS X#
#OS X MAVERICKS VS OS X YOSEMITE DRIVERS#
#OS X MAVERICKS VS OS X YOSEMITE UPGRADE#
#OS X MAVERICKS VS OS X YOSEMITE PRO#
#OS X MAVERICKS VS OS X YOSEMITE SOFTWARE#

#OS X MAVERICKS VS OS X YOSEMITE SOFTWARE#

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#OS X MAVERICKS VS OS X YOSEMITE DRIVERS#

As it is, Canon acknowledges that there are no updates available to solve the issue at this time as a note under the Drivers & Software section of each camera as shown for my Canon 1Dx.Ĭanon’s website knows about OS X Yosemite and even detects that it is running on the computer that browses the page.

#OS X MAVERICKS VS OS X YOSEMITE UPGRADE#

At the minimum, Canon might have been concerned enough to warn it’s customers many of whom make their living shooting tethered, not to upgrade their computers. It is concerning that a major supplier of professional as well as prosumer and consumer DSLR cameras would not have its software updated before Mac’s much publicized operating system was released. Public betas were available as a free download beginning on July 30, 2014. ConcernsĪpple made beta versions of Yosemite available to developers at the World Wide Developers Conference 2014 last June. The only real solution is to either delete the Canon software from the Mac so it cannot auto launch or to downgrade back to OS X 10.9 Mavericks. Sometimes powering off the camera off then on again will allow Lightroom to connect. A dialog for each of the programs appears indicating its incompatibility.Īs soon as they launch and the dialog box is closed by clicking OK or LSK_Button_OK, a conflict with tethering a Canon camera to Lightroom sends the word busy to the viewfinder of the camera. The two versions of EOS Utility sense when a Canon camera is connected to a Mac’s USB port and automatically launch. The workaround for those who tether is to use Lightroom. They report they have no information about when these applications will be updated. I’ve spoken to several Canon technical representatives and public relations people who are quietly aware of the issue.

#OS X MAVERICKS VS OS X YOSEMITE MAC OS X#

However, using a discrete GPU (like on an iMac, might be a different story), or certain GPU drivers might not be fully supported in 10.10 yet.The current versions of Canon’s tethering software packages EOS Utility 2 and EOS Utility 3 (for the 1Dx, 5DMK3 and 7DMk2) and their RAW processor Digital Photo Professional are not compatible with the latest version of Mac OS X 10.10 aka Yosemite. I only have Macs with an integrated GPU, and have not noticed an decrease in native graphics performance. For me, running virtual machines in VMware Vusion results in very poor graphics performance. It runs about 15% faster with 10.10 installed from scratch.ĮDIT: right now a lot of applications are not optimized for 10.10. I installed a fresh version of 10.10 on my Mac Mini (as opposed to installing over 10.09). The graphics on Yosemite are a lot lighter and don't take as much processing power from a GPU. Hence, the debugging and logging really slows it down. While on my Air with a mobile i5 its a lot more snappy. I've noticed Yosemite Beta on my Mac Mini with an HDD is slow as a dog. It's in Beta and has only been released to Beta Testers outside Apple. Like all Beta operating systems, Apple leaves a lot of debugging and logging to disk on virtually every action.

#OS X MAVERICKS VS OS X YOSEMITE PRO#

With that, I foresee similar complaints from other Macbook Pro Early 2011 owners running OS X Yosemite I had my logic board replaced 2 months back because of the major graphic issue of Macbook Pro Early 2011.

It may be just hardware issue however I do not faced it while running on OS X Mavericks Installed gfxCardStatus and everytime I tried to switch graphics, the screen will distort for 1 second. Issue occurs with a clean installation of OS X Yosemite. Note: SMC + NVRAM reset does not fix the issue. I had to switch off automatic login and only then it will boot normally. Safe boot works ok though it took a very long time to boot If i'm lucky, i can click on the shutdown button, if not i have to do a force shutdown. I have automatic login switched off and most of the time I switched it on, it will freeze in login screen with bad graphic distortion and a spinning beachball cursor. The graphical glitches i faced on my 15' Macbook Pro early 2011(OS X Yosemite Public Beta) is really bad.

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