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Camera Software

03/02/05 @ 8:35 pm · By Steve Hoffman · Comments (0) · Leave one
I just felt compelled to post this since I've been such an opponent of the topic of this post.  Digital Camera Software that comes with the camera.  We've had two such cameras, but used several.  It's been my experience that the software that comes with such toys is useless at best.  They pack all these unnecessary features into their bundle that you must install and I don't like a bloated computer.  As a result, I've always recommended against using their warez as it was typically a "dumbed" down way to do something that took little effort anyway.  Well, and you knew this was coming, I can honestly admit that I'm a changed man!  We installed the Kodak software that came with our camera and it added a whole new dimension to picture taking.  It reminds me of the Staples "Easy Button".  I hightlight a picture, click enhance and viola the picture is almost always perfect.  Now there are some instances that it doesn't work, but those are few and far between.  We took many pictures in DC and most were indoors, but they came out so dark that we couldn't use some of them...or so we thought.  I now have a halfway decent picture of the Constitution!  Now that I've shared that everyone run downstairs and dig up that CD that came with your camera and install it!   

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