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Hi everyone, I would just like to report that my Phocus problem has been fixed, hoorah! It turned out that it was a problem with the Graphics Card, the IT department have put in another card, so I now have two running together apparently, and my Dxdiag thingy no longer says 'Standard Graphics Card Adapter'. I still only have 8GB Ram but so far this is proving to be sufficient. Thank you so much for all your advice, I wouldn't have been able to get IT to listen to me or check the Graphics card without it. Best wishes to you all, Claire :-) www.clairecollins.com 07961 108831 On 22 February 2016 at 13:46, Denis Mortell <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Dear All, > > Up to now, I've been shooting to Flex and processing in Phocus - I > couldn't shoot to Phocus because the machine was loaded with XP. > > I've now had Windows 7 installed, but I have a problem. No doubt I'm > overlooking something silly. > > I can capture perfectly to Phocus with available light. The problem > happens when I use flash. > > The files have large areas of red speckling - a bit like what the > Overexposed highlight indicator gives you. But, the speckling remains even > with the highlight indicator off. > > What am I doing wrong? > > Thanks. > > D. > > Ps. The reason I want to capture to Phocus, as well as process, is to > avail of the Colour Calibration feature. If anyone is using this, I'd be > grateful for feedback. But, I need to sort my problem first, obviously. > Thanks. >