What different formats can you save the files? jpeg? Does it have basic photo editing software?
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Doxie saves scans in JPEG, PNG, or PDF formats. Sarah @ Doxie Customer Care
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The camera itself saves pictures in a ".JPG" format...... you can view this format with MAC. The CD that comes with the camera (on which is the camera's manual and a program for viewing 'time laps' pictures says it is for a "PC" (Windows XP-Vista-7). I would check on Browning's website to see if they have a MAC verstion for that software. But you don't need that software to view the pictures on your computer. Jim
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J. Brody, the FZ35 does save in JPEG. It can also do RAW (which is an advantage over the Canon), or both at the same time (though the JPEG image quality is reduced if you go that route). But if you just want JPEG, you can have just that, without ever venturing into RAW territory. That reviewer you are talking about must have been using RAW format, which is often later converted to TIFF.
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I have not had that problem. When you save your picture, if it displays type to save it as. Save as jpeg, would be my only thought.
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Yes. It comes with film editing software. It is on the disk that comes with the camera. Other free editing software, if you prefer - download Picasa or Gimp. Google to find them. You only need one or the other, not both - OR just use what comes with the camera. it works fine also. Picasa and Gimp are both free and both do a good job.
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Yes, multiples as separate images with different settings. Save as tiff (hi-res) or jpeg
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The scans can be saved as JPEG And edited in any program that accepts this format
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What format are the pictures saved (.raw, .jpg, .png)? The .raw format takes up the most space, the long takes up significantly less. Check can your manual for how to set the format on your camera, or you can Change the format of the pictures in whatever program you use on your computer for editing your pictures. If you don't have the manual you can very likely download it from the Canon website.
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No basic photo editing software included, so you will need to install something like Picassa, which is free and works fine for basic photo editing. Memory cards will need to be read through a USB adapter (a smart card reader) but these are cheap and easy to find. The computer memory itself is easily expandable and upgradeable, so I don't think you will ever have storage problems. Hope this helps! Regards, Lysystrata
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It does not come with filing software, but you don't need it. You can just save them as a pdf, tif, jpg, etc into any folder and anywhere you would like.
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It downloads to your pc as a jpeg. You can edit it just like any other jpeg file.
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I have sved my phots in jpg format only and they came out great. I don't know about any other formats except pdf. Hope this helps. Nick B
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yes, RAW and jpeg. I am of the belief that any camera you buy should offer this feature. jpegs are compressed images, and as such you lose some data/detail when the file converts to the jpeg format. I have heard though that there is a new jpeg format that may be truly lossless. I hope that this helps.
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I have never tried Photos but I have noticed that if I tried to edit a AVI/MP4 or MP3 file I cannot. I have to take the file from My Cloud and transfer it or copy it to my PC's Hard Drive and then I can edit it.
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hello, some converter for pictures I have in the computer normally format? since I get into the memory card out I failed. any recommendation? thx
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My black and white negatives were pretty big when converted. I used Windows photo manager (edit button gives you several options for improving your pictures) to compress the file size. Worked great for me!
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I don't use the software that it comes with, I copy the files to the computer after connecting as an external drive and then edit it using iMovie or Windows Movie, depending on where I download it. It's a gr8 camera for the price and works for all home video scenarios.