Great app! I bought a Canon G12 and wanted to learn Raw Processing after many years of shooting only jpeg. After struggling with Aperture 3 and then ARC I got frustrated with the result. No matter how much I tried I couldn't get it right without too much fiddling around. I tried Raw Developer, Lightroom and Digital Photo Professional too, but couldn't settle with any of them. Then I downloaded DxO Optics Pro and played around with it for a few hours. I decided to perform a test. I selected 100 shots taken in various light conditions and developed each in all six apps. Then I selected what appeared to me to be the best result (without knowing the actual app). 70% of my selections turned out to be from DxO and the rest distributed almost evenly among the other apps! That convinced me to buy DxO and I never do RAW development in any of the other apps. After having processed the images in DxO I load the tiff's into Aperture and do some small fine tuning if necessary.

I'm trying too to get my "free update for life" Not easy to get into contact with the company, but today I managed to submit an email via their so called Customer Support on http://www.speedtools.com/Contact.html. I will let you know what comes out of this.

Links to 6.5.9!

I am a bit disappointed seeing that SuperDuper 2.6.1 doesn't preserve the compression introduced in Snow Leopard. My "clone" was 3.6 GB larger than the source disk! Will wait for a solution to this problem.