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DESCRIPTION

Canon PowerShot ImageBrowser supports the PowerShot line of cameras.

WHAT'S NEW

Version 6.3.1:

This updater supports: PowerShot A480, PowerShot A1100 IS, PowerShot SX200 IS, PowerShot D10, IXY DIGITAL 510 IS/Digital IXUS 110 IS/PowerShot SD960 IS, IXY DIGITAL 210 IS/Digital IXUS 100 IS/PowerShot SD780 IS, IXY DIGITAL 110 IS/Digital IXUS 95 IS/PowerShot SD1200 IS, IXY DIGITAL 830 IS/ Digital IXUS 990 IS/PowerShot SD970 IS, PowerShot SX1 IS(RAW model).
Enables users to edit MOV/AVI movies. It is possible to edit MOV/AVI movies on a Mac equipped with the Intel CPU. However, it does not support full HD-sized MOV movies. Only AVI movies can be edited on a Mac equipped with the PowerPC processor.

REQUIREMENTS

Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

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Canon PowerShot ImageBrowser User Reviews (4 posts)

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	Mar 19 2009	ANOMIA I am only able to use up to the 6.1.3 ImageBrowser Upgrader app; every subsequent upgrader hangs searching. What's the problem Canon, I'm running 10.4.11 on a dualcore2 intel imac and you won't let me upgrade? (Version 6.3.1)		0
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	Apr 23 2008	SKALLAGRIMSON Updater v.6.1.1 hangs up for few hours with "Searching�" status in Updater window. Have v.6.0.2.38 installed. Mac OS X 4.11 / PowerPC G4 (Version 6.1.1)		0
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	Dec 10 2007	ROCKETDOG I've used ImageBrowser for years as a quick picture viewer when I take the pictures off my camera and put them on my computer. It's a basic software, but I like the simplicity of it for just looking at what's on my camera. Best of all, it stores your pictures as mini icons with the actual picture as the icon! All in all. . .I LIKE IT! (Version 6.0.2a)		0
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	Oct 21 2007	SPARTAN ImageBrowser is OK, not bad, not great. The worst part is that it can't read .tiff and can't send back a photo to the camera � it WAS (!) possible in OS 9... It's not too slow and stability is great. There are faster tools to sort photos, better tools to archive pics, this one is not the best, it simply works. But the real gem in that Canon suite is DPP. Its conversions are far superior to Camera RAW / LR / Aperture / C1 / etc. conversions. Image Browser worth a 3/5 and DPP a 5/5. (Version 5.8b)		0
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