canon digital camera 350d software image
Joe.R
don't tell me to go to Canon's website to download "drivers" and such. This is VERY problematic, and it's probably not what I need, anyway. I am talking about the program that is on the CD that comes with the camera. This allows you to upload pictures and modify them. I'm not talking about some software patches or firmware upgrades. I need the whole camera program.
Before I waste half my day calling Canon, would they be able to sell me a replacement disk?
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Don't bother, just download Picasa (google it, it's a free download).
If it does my EOS 350D, it should suit you.
Don't bother, just download Picasa (google it, it's a free download).
If it does my EOS 350D, it should suit you.
is it possible to upload while shooting photos with a canon 400d?
piglet :D
we're going to make a party photo booth in 3 weeks and i need to know how to make one.
besides from a camera , a computer and a printer, what else do i need?, is there like a program or something to do the job? , direct printing to eliminate computer processing?..etc..
we're going to give out the photos as souvenirs so i need a quick way on how to do this . thanks :)
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If you have a printer that takes CF cards, and have two CF cards, you can swap cards back and forth to the printer every few shots and print that way. It'll let you avoid a computer.
Probably a better option is to do tethered shooting. Here's an answer I gave before on tethered shooting:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AqSP8C0e2G2AHqeGQy_3Mf3ty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080312082102AAPr9Ex
The lists there note that Aperture 2 supports tethered shooting on the previous Canon Digital Rebels, the 300D and 350D, but don't list the 400D you have. I don't know if that's because the lists are older, or because the 400D isn't supported. But your best bet would probably be something along the lines of an Apple laptop running Aperture 2 in tethered shooting mode connected to a DSLR and connected to the printer. You could even build an Automator script or an applescript to queue each photo to print as soon as it's taken. Or perhaps you could do the same thing with tethered shooting software on a PC. It might take some research.
If you have a printer that takes CF cards, and have two CF cards, you can swap cards back and forth to the printer every few shots and print that way. It'll let you avoid a computer.
Probably a better option is to do tethered shooting. Here's an answer I gave before on tethered shooting:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AqSP8C0e2G2AHqeGQy_3Mf3ty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080312082102AAPr9Ex
The lists there note that Aperture 2 supports tethered shooting on the previous Canon Digital Rebels, the 300D and 350D, but don't list the 400D you have. I don't know if that's because the lists are older, or because the 400D isn't supported. But your best bet would probably be something along the lines of an Apple laptop running Aperture 2 in tethered shooting mode connected to a DSLR and connected to the printer. You could even build an Automator script or an applescript to queue each photo to print as soon as it's taken. Or perhaps you could do the same thing with tethered shooting software on a PC. It might take some research.
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