Does the software have a "frame graber" that allows the capture of a fame and saving it as a JPEG? Also, does the SW come with a paper printed manual?
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Re frame grabber: I haven't seen a paper manual or even a downloadable pdf manual. I bought the download version, rather than the boxed version. However, it has pretty good helpfiles, and there are a number of very useful videos on YouTube. Mostly I'm working with building a narration with a music background, for which I use the Acid Music Studio that comes with the package. When I'm done, I will load the narrative-music audio file into Sony video studio and complete the movie. As for a frame grabber, there is a frame grabber that copies a frame from the preview window and allows you to save it. I've never used it, but I'm sure it will work. If I want to grab a frame from the internet, I use the shift Shift Print Screen function in Windows, then paste the frame into Photoshop or other digital editor and crop out all the garbage. That works great. Hope this helps. C.B. Hampton
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Nothing to add... Same story: have JPEG but can't attach and the next best bet is their site. Good luck :-)I can tell you it's an awesome tool though...Scratch that : I just added the instructions sheet to the customer images. Hope this helps.
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Actually you can by using the free Brinno Video Player available from their website (under the Downloads tab). Let the camera process the video as its intended to do so and in the Brinno Video Player extract the component JPG files via en mass via sequential numbering or one at a time as you are viewing the frames. This is more my need really, just some key photos and not a time lapse video.
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Hi, Chris.Not sure since I only did it a couple times with my A2000is. You WILL have to load the program disk into your computer, that much I remember. Also, that program has to be loaded in order to play back any videos you might make. If you have the instructions, time to put on a pot of coffee and crack that book! :-) If you don't have them they are available at Canon's website. I research new stuff by reading its manual at the company site. Oh, yeah. The program allows you to stitch the separate pictures to make the panorama shot.
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I tried to do some research and cannot come up with anything. I do not have the book as I gave the digital frame to a friend as a gift. You might try pandigital.com and do an inquiry. They should be able to put you in the right direction. Sorry I cannot help anymore than that. I loaded some pictures on the frame before I gave it away. It is a great product for the money.
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I own this camera (one of my favorite birthday gifts). Page 67 of the software actually states how you can get download the pictures without installing any software. http://web.canon.jp/imaging/information-e.html One thing it forgot to mention is that you can also just pull the memory card and put it in a portable USB SDHC card reader. I've downloaded pictures directly off the card, using Windows Explorer (w/o software), and using Canon's ZoomBrowser software. The one advantage to using their software is that it automatically puts the pictures in folders named by date. Plus it remembers if you took a portrait or landscape shot and automatically re-orients the picture so you don't have to rotate. That's handy; I just wish it could auto-rotate videos too.
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Yes. Can be a bit tricky to find in the menus, and not offered in every mode, but definitely there. Also the camera ships with a bundled tool to process RAW images, and it is a fairly sophisticated program.
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No software was included; in my use, my computer has recognized it and downloaded pictures without having to add software; don't know what might be available from the canon website because I haven't needed to look.
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Yes. I have the non-plus version and it works perfectly. Simply save the jpeg image to the same directory that the movie is in and when you pull up the folder with the movies in it, the cover art will be displayed. Most important detail is to make sure the jpeg has the exact same name as the movie it's associated with.
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No, there is no software in the package. You go online to the grand stream website and download the program that controls the camera. The documentation with this camera is terrible but it's not bad online.
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No. It is completely manual, but it works great and takes photos. I use it for 360 panoramuc shots
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Tricia,How did you save your JPEGs--what software did you use? I found the latest Photoshop CS4 SAVE FOR WEB OR DEVICE would do the trick. I'm not sure about CS3, but CS2 would not work. Someone else here mentioned deselecting the Progressive save option.
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Sara - just purchase a memory card and copy the photos onto it. Put the card into the frame and you are done.
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"RsCap1.10", and "Smart Camera" absolutely nothing special about it, but is very simple programs. likely able to find them both on free sites somewhere
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As a Mac user for whom the SVP PS9790 works superbly, I can't say, but given that the images are saved as jpeg files of user-determined resolution on an SD card, I would expect that any application that will handle a jpeg should work, Windows or Mac. I tweak the resulting images into Photoshop.
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Hello Eric, I'm not familiar with Photo Explosion Deluxe, but I did some research and it does look like it would be a compatible program for use with our digital backgrounds. We do not have any tutorials for that particular program, though. Most image editing programs are similar, so figuring out equivalent tools and functions is usually fairly easy. You can view our free video tutorials at our website (per Amazon rules, I can not state the name of the website but it should be easy to deduce from our brand name). Also, keep in mind that any purchase from us is covered by our 100% Unconditional Satisfaction Guarantee. I hope that answered your question. If not, or if you have any other questions, feel free to contact us anytime. Clive at EZbackgrounds
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I never used any included software with it... the scanner saves your pictures on an SD memory card, so I just plug that into the SD slot in my mac and import my pictures into iPhoto (and Aperture) to edit them there.