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(5)


| Downloads:19,928 |
| Version Downloads:12,795 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Free |
| Date:11 Dec 2003 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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Kiwiiano reviewed on 11 Aug 2011
Come on Canon, you've updated other software for the latest OS, pull finger!!
+4
macupdate109 reviewed on 29 Jan 2007
Ah, if only someone found the time to reverse-engineer the protocol and make something useful with it!
Anonymous reviewed on 23 Jan 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 15 May 2004
Clumsy, hasn't been updated in over a year now (and what IS with the version numbers? R2 = 2.7.4.23, judging from the file dates) and not nearly as flexible and feature-packed as the third party Windows utilities available.
If you want to do tethered operation of your camera, sadly it looks like your best choice is a Windows box. Way to go, Canon!
Anonymous reviewed on 05 Apr 2004
The software itself works pretty ok but the structure is completely confusing. All these different pieces: why do I still need FileViewerUtility to do RAW processing, why can't ImageBrowser do that? I thought that RemoteCapture was now built in to ImageBrowser. Apparently not, the stand-alone RM application is still needed.
The creation of thumbnails of RAW images in FVU is horrendously slow. The software is totally unMac-like. And the SDK is not even available anymore for Mac.
Why bother making some of the finest digital cameras if you can't provide a decent piece of software with it?
+9
All Mac OS X info is available her:
http://www.powershot.com/powershot2/customer/macosx.html