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Mike
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Fri Dec 03, 2004 10:19 am Post subject:
better than Canon's ZoomBrowser EX?? |
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I purchased a Canon Powershot A80 a while back and have had a good
experience with it. I've downloaded pictures to my computer running Windows
ME with Canon's ZoomBrowser EX software and everything was fine.
Then I purchased a new Dell running Windows XP, and now I got problems. The
pics downloaded with ZoomBrowser EX now look waaaay off. I uninstalled it
and installed it again--same thing.
Is there another program that would perform better? |
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CSM1
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Fri Dec 03, 2004 7:59 pm Post subject:
Re: better than Canon's ZoomBrowser EX?? |
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"Mike" <iamglad@nospam.worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:VHSrd.84298$7i4.53450@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
| Quote: | I purchased a Canon Powershot A80 a while back and have had a good
experience with it. I've downloaded pictures to my computer running
Windows ME with Canon's ZoomBrowser EX software and everything was fine.
Then I purchased a new Dell running Windows XP, and now I got problems.
The pics downloaded with ZoomBrowser EX now look waaaay off. I
uninstalled it and installed it again--same thing.
Is there another program that would perform better?
What is the color space on your new computer? |
In Windows XP. Right Click on a clear area of the desktop, properties. Or
Start>Control Panel, Display.
In the Display properties window, Settings tab, click Advanced Button, Color
Management Tab. If there is not a profile in the white window click the Add
button and select sRGB Color Space Profile. There are other profiles
available, sRGB is the most common.
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