EOS 350D First Pics!!!
Discussion
LongQ said:
Polarbert said:
Well here they are, I had to use microsoft resizer to be able to host them on photobucket as the files are pushing 4-5mb each!
Does the 350 not come with some useful editing software? Including a powerful re-sizing capability?
Probably, haven't had a chance to look at it all properly yet.
Zad said:
'Bert, I thought you were a student? (A student with a 350D - blimey!) Someone is bound to have a copy of Photoshop - fully licenced of course yerhonour.
I am, this put me well and truely into my interest free overdraft. I already have a copy of the £750 program Photoshop. Bought it in the shop and everything of course.

Polarbert said:
Well here they are, I had to use microsoft resizer to be able to host them on photobucket
Get a 500MB / 1GB CF card, set the camera to record RAW.
Download Rawshooter Essentials (FOC) from
www.pixmantec.com/products/rawshooter_essentials.asp
And enjoy the 350

when tyring to get raw pics on the pc what is the quickest way. I got a D5 and find it soooooo slow when putting pics onto my pc. the pc is only 6 months old and cost £2000 so ots not that. could it be the program i use to transfer them, or is its just the camera slow ( camera is 3 months old)
cheers
>> Edited by remal on Saturday 13th May 14:48
cheers
>> Edited by remal on Saturday 13th May 14:48
There is a maximum amount of data you can move over a particular transport mechanism in a period of time. USB and USB2.0 have different transfer speeds - assuming you get the theoretical maximum transfer rate, a full 1GB card would take
USB1.1 - 12Mbps: 11mins 21 seconds
USB2.0 - 480Mbps: 17 seconds.
How long are you seeing it take to copy files?
USB1.1 - 12Mbps: 11mins 21 seconds
USB2.0 - 480Mbps: 17 seconds.
How long are you seeing it take to copy files?
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