better than Canon's ZoomBrowser EX??. Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.dcameras () I purchased a Canon Powershot A80 a while back and have had a good experience with it. I've downloaded pictures to my computer running Windows ME with Canon's ZoomBrowser...

better than Canon's ZoomBrowser EX??. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I purchased a Canon Powershot A80 a while back and have had a good experience with it. I've downloaded pictures to my computer running Windows ME with Canon's ZoomBrowser EX...

though ZB is a bit clunky, I think the conversion process, together with the choices for modifying the image, like assigning color space, color balance/degrees K, exposure compensation etc., is better than in PSE3. With the Canon RAW data being at least...

to use freshly charged NiMH batteries to do power the camera while copying and much better to use a card reader to transfer files to the computer. Canon's Zoombrowser software is clunky and not really needed. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () sinister...

Looking for a good browser and converter (don't like the Canon offerings > including Digital Photo Pro) and downloaded the latest pro version of > BreezeBrowser for the 15 day trial. Have you tried Canon Zoombrowser 5? It's a huge improvement over...

Canon 300D RAW files? >> The Canon Zoombrowser software can process the raw > files. Have you tried that method? >> -- Yip Use the canon file view to convert to a tiff...I find the color is a lot better then if you try and open it in raw with...

RAW Files on CD. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () If I archive my RAW files from my Canon EOS 10D to a CD, how do I get the RAW file from the CD back into an image editing software program, such as Canon ZoomBrowser, Canon File Viewer Utility,...

Questions on IPTC information. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Hello, Up to now, I have been using Canon Zoombrowser (ver. 3). I often use the "photo title" in order so save some information on the pictures. Newer versions of the Zoombrowser...

dark 'outline' around image?. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I have a great shot of my nephew fishing on a dock/pier that I took with my brother's 6 MP Canon Digital Rebel. The main problem being a dark 'outline' around the subject. The pic...

free, that is good > for viewing pics (maybe even some tools with it) on the computer. I am > using Irfanview right now, but was thinking there may be something >better. I like Canon's ZoomBrowser, although if you're dealing with many thousands of images...