Digilux 2 softwar

[nedchiu]

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Hello everyone,

 

Still eagerly awaiting my D2 from NJ. Should be a couple more weeks. Where can I get a copy of the software package that came with the camera. I believe CD1 Leica camera software, CD2 Silverfast, CD3 Adobe Elements 2. My computer crashed a couple of weeks ago and I have to reload many of my applications. Luckily I did not loose any pictures. Now safely backed up and stored.

 

Thank you in advance,

 

Edwin

[laptoprob]

Hello everyone,

 

Still eagerly awaiting my D2 from NJ. Should be a couple more weeks. Where can I get a copy of the software package that came with the camera. I believe CD1 Leica camera software, CD2 Silverfast, CD3 Adobe Elements 2. My computer crashed a couple of weeks ago and I have to reload many of my applications. Luckily I did not loose any pictures. Now safely backed up and stored.

 

Thank you in advance,

 

Edwin

 

Well, I have those CD's IIRC, but it isn't all that smashing. Other software is equal or better. I have not installed any of it, except ACDSee.

That is also not that hard to get.

 

cheers, Rob.

[jaapv]

Wouldn't it be simplest to purchase a copy of Lightroom and be a bit more sophisticated in the post-processing department? Or at least a trial?

[wparsonsgisnet]

I don't use any of the software that came with the D2, either, EXCEPT for ACDSee. It is one of my *most* used pieces of software.

 

I am mostly a windoze user, but recently upgraded my Powerbook G4 laptop to Leopard. That *broke* iphoto, that I liked. The Viewer in Leopard is a sorry piece of s--t. I do not intend to get i-whatsit just to see photos and plan to load ACDSee on the G4 to view photos with.

 

Apple has the best design and reliability and the worst customer-facing face in the business. Why they busted a perfectly good program makes no sense.

 

Anyway, ACDSee is a terrific program.

[nedchiu]

Thanks, for the advice. I will look into that particular program.