How to replace Canon DSLR software?

[randmc]

I have searched everywhere for the CD that came with my XSi to no avail. Do I need to buy a new camera to replace the software? I

[Daniel Browning]

If I recall correctly, Canon charges about $20 for a replacement disk. I had to pay that once already and wasn

[clemmb]

If I recall correctly, Canon charges about $20 for a replacement disk. I had to pay that once already and wasn't excited about it. I'm torn between that and my desire to respect Canon's copyright (however silly their distribution rules are IMHO). Therefore, I can neither confirm nor deny that I sent you an e-mail that has a link where you can download my personal copy of the disc. [img]/emoticons/emotion-5.gif[/img]
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I thought this was a free download from canon?

[Sean Setters]

The updates are free. The original install file is only available on CD. In order to install an update, you must have the program already installed.

[JJphoto]

I had a XSi but got rubbed. so I can "sell"the CD to you for free(no copyright issue right?). let me know your contact info if you want that.

[Johnny Rasmussen]

Canon USA has the full version of ZoomBrowser available for download. It is called ZoomBrowser EX 6.6.0b Application. I have not seen the full version of DPP though. Hopefully it will be available for download soon.


If one has an older 1D series one can download the full version from Japan. http://web.canon.jp/imaging/sdl/dpp-e.html You need the serial but it is working.

[PaulM]

There is a very simple Windows

[neuroanatomist]

Looks like you're covered, but if not I can also send you a disc. I've got three DPP licenses (or install discs, if you prefer to think of them that way) from cameras I still own, and I don't even process with DPP anymore... Send me a message if you want one.


--John

[randmc]

All is well. I was able to combine the images I took in courtyard outside St. Peter