Crop image and load back to media in Canon Pro1.

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sqldba wrote:
> I have looked for days and can't find software to crop an image and
> maintain what ever it is that need to be maintained so Canon's
> CameraWindow software will upload the image back to the media in the
> camera. I have a Canon Powershot Pro 1 and the software that was
> bundled with it is a toy. I'm just looking to upload an edited image.
> Does anyone have firsthand experience with any software that will do
> this? I'm already aware of hundreds for vendor that will not so please
> just suggest those that will do this.
>
> Charlie

I would be interested to know whether my TVwriter software does this - it
works for many models in the Canon range:

http://www.david-taylor.myby.co.uk [...] aging.html

David

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sqldba wrote:
> What editing capabilities does it have as I'm not looking to create
> "Slide Shows"?

You edit with whatever editor you want to use, and TVwriter will prepare
the edited image for display back in the camera.

Cheers,
David

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If it works would you give me a registration code for 'beta testing' it
for you? My time is valuable too. That's why I ask for software that is
known to work.

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In article <1118337455.742131.123830@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
"sqldba" <sqldba@comcast.net> wrote:

> I have looked for days and can't find software to crop an image and
> maintain what ever it is that need to be maintained so Canon's
> CameraWindow software will upload the image back to the media in the
> camera. I have a Canon Powershot Pro 1 and the software that was
> bundled with it is a toy. I'm just looking to upload an edited image.
> Does anyone have firsthand experience with any software that will do
> this? I'm already aware of hundreds for vendor that will not so please
> just suggest those that will do this.

Put the card in a card reader, work on the image with the software of
your choice, then save it. What's the big deal? You probably won't be
able to view the modified image with your camera, but why bother anyway?
What are you trying to achieve here?

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"sqldba" <sqldba@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> I'm just looking to upload an edited image.

But why?

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Dave Cohen,

I have used Zoombrowser and uploaded back to the camera/compact flash.
But Zoombrowser must remove or change the exif data if I make anything
more than minor changes to the image. I can edit color, saturation,
brightness and contrast. If I crop the image or add text it fails.

However I have an application that may work. It's called Cam4you and
it claims to work specifically with my Pro1.

http://jpegclub.org/cam4you/

I may try it out later today and will post back the results. As a side
note it appears to have quit a bit of built in functionality.

Charlie

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On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 05:14:07 -0700, sqldba wrote:

> Well after a little research and testing the ONLY program I found to do
> this (as well as many other functions) was the Cam4you version 5.0.0B2
> software. And it's freeware! At $20 for registration it's still a
> bargain. I'm so impressed with this software I can't believe Canon
> hasn't contact Hans-David Alkenius, the developer, to incorporate this
> into their Zoombrowser utility.
>
> The root of the site also has quit a lot of other useful information,
> http://jpegclub.org/.
> In particular, a list of applications that have added functionality for
> a Lossless jpegtran feature developed by the group, which can be found
> at http://jpegclub.org/losslessapps.html.
If you have to pay for registration it is NOT freeware.
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On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 08:12:05 -0700, sqldba wrote:

> Neil,
>
> You apparently have no concept of what freeware is about or the effort
> put forth by individual developers to create applications such as this
> for the general public.
I have! Freeware is free, software you pay for is shareware of commercial.

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