Can you download the corrected images to a disc?
2053355
If you save the image as you would images from other graphic programs I'm sure you could. I've never had a problem moving pictures from my hard drive over to CD or DVD, and I haven't seen anything about this program that would prevent doing the same thing. I just haven't actually had the program long enough to have had occasion to do that yet, but I have used many graphic programs that behave similar to this one and I've had no problem with it. I hope this is helpful.
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Wayne,I haven't been able to find this either, but I found this product on ebay and there was a (low-resolution) image of the discs, which might give you the answer you're looking for. Seems like a natural thing to include in the product information!Greg
135684
Yes--but you will need to use Disk Utility to reformat it. Takes just a couple of minutes.
494243
Yes, you can. Process may not be simple though. Look here: http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Convert_Your_HD_DVDs_to_Blu-Ray http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=155834
2220919
Yes...download the software to a folder on your computer and then write to CD or CD-R.
93963
I think they can be downloaded but if not I can make a copy of mine and send it to you.
1030738
No disc was included. If reinstallation is necessary you would have to download it.
1208805
If I understand your question correctly, you are asking about saving the scanned slide image to a card then burning the saved images to a disc. I don't see why not. I haven't tried that yet because I prefer to transfer the images to my pc and edit them there. However you should be able to burn digital data from any source that your pc can read. I'm sure if there is a cumputer saavy person out there who reads this and disagrees, they'll let us know. ;-)
1899893
Yes, if you convert the your proprietary raw files to DNG using the free Adobe DNG Converter. More detail here: http://adobe.ly/ACRandDNG
1233671
Once they are in your computer you can if yours makes CDs. They can be edited, enhanced, or anything your computer can manage. Mine came out a bit too dark (old slides) so I just bracketed them to choose best exposure and then deleted the others. Kind of had to back up and do over a few times...learning curve! Nice little machine though. Good luck Patti W.
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Ha! Varied Responses here! Let me try to add to them by just saying this... This disc set is composed of Pictures... high quality pictures. Lots of Files and folders of pictures (textures / backgrounds / photos / templates). You don't Need photoshop per say... you could use "Gimp" which is free and able to be downloaded over the internet and will be able to open the "PSD" file extensions just fine. Very few "PSD" files are included when compared to the amount of TIF's included. There are "Tutorials" included with this disc set - and yes, they are geared towards photoshop - but if you are willing to learn (or already know) another graphics editing software, you'll be just fine and able to adapt the tutorials to what you currently use. I haven't found one tutorial yet that uses Photoshop Specific only techniques - and I've used Gimp, Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, and Pixler (online). - hope this helps
1101149
Yes you can! just place the disc in the computer and it will download or use the link to download online. Keep the disc though and enjoy the puzzles. it is quite simple.
1718553
Yes, but it comes on desperate disks so you have to download it first. It's worth it trust me
572885
If you use a light scribe compatible DVD you can do it. Don't forget to install the right software though.
809599
I bought a disk for my PC, so yes. Otherwise, you can buy the online version.
223244
I had to have a picture program. It is worth trying anyway, but if you have trouble, the program I used is Picasa, which can be down loaded for free.
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Assuming you use windows you highlight the images (Ctrl+A to select all) then cut (ctrl+x) then go to the disc and paste in it (ctrl+v)There are other methods with which you can google