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aam1234
7th of October 2004 (Thu), 10:23
Anybody tried it, is it worth the upgrade (from 6.03).
ejwebb
7th of October 2004 (Thu), 10:39
I used the 6.03 trial but never bought and have since been using the 7.0 trial. It is MUCH faster than 6.03 and the enhancements seem very nice, as well - especially the ability to read RAW files. Once you download the trial they start sending special offers.
No trouble transferring previous database to the new version. I am waiting to buy until after I get my Elements 3 and check out its categorizing capabilities. I have a feeling I will be buying the ACDSee 7, though, as it seems like a great product.
RinkRat
7th of October 2004 (Thu), 13:21
Anybody tried it, is it worth the upgrade (from 6.03).
I just DL'ed it last night. For the 20 minutes I used it, it seemed much faster than 6.
I'm on the fence if I want to buy that, or sharpening software.
hmmmm...
aam1234
7th of October 2004 (Thu), 13:48
or sharpening software
What is that.
RinkRat
7th of October 2004 (Thu), 13:57
or sharpening software
What is that.
That is this: http://www.focusmagic.com/download.htm
I really like using it so far, but I wonder if I actually get technically better at photography, would I really need it.
It's all so confusing! :?
aam1234
7th of October 2004 (Thu), 14:05
oh, focus magic.
but I wonder if I actually get technically better at photography
That's a very interesting question. Personally I would avoid such s/w unless I really really need that photo.
RinkRat
7th of October 2004 (Thu), 14:11
oh, focus magic.
but I wonder if I actually get technically better at photography
That's a very interesting question. Personally I would avoid such s/w unless I really really need that photo.
But it has turned a few shots that I was going to delete, into a keeper or two.
It blows away any sharpening I can do in PSCS.
aam1234
7th of October 2004 (Thu), 14:15
Really! then I should get that s/w... had a few half decent photos that could use that program.
Thanks for the tip.
thomascanty
9th of October 2004 (Sat), 23:55
Anybody tried it, is it worth the upgrade (from 6.03).
I haven't even looked at it yet, but I probably won't upgrade. I'm still running version 4. I thought 5 and 6 were bloated pieces of crap. I don't expect 7 to be any different.
samdring
11th of October 2004 (Mon), 12:59
Anybody tried it, is it worth the upgrade (from 6.03).
I haven't even looked at it yet, but I probably won't upgrade. I'm still running version 4. I thought 5 and 6 were bloated pieces of crap. I don't expect 7 to be any different.
A week with 7 says it is different - sorry!
Much faster, Full Colour Management, Tools better available (edit without edit mode), doesn't crash on me and Canon RAW support.
CyberDyneSystems
11th of October 2004 (Mon), 13:25
Thom,
I am with you re: V4 Vs. 5 or 6.... I still run 4 as well...
But I am hoping 7 is better... and it seems they have fixed a lot. I guess I'll try the trial version of 7.
aam1234
11th of October 2004 (Mon), 22:06
Yes, V 6.0 is bad. But heard a lot of good things about V 7.0. I'll probably upgrade.
theflyingkiwi
12th of October 2004 (Tue), 00:20
I have used the trial verson of 7.0 and found it to be slower than verson 6.
I did remove the old verson 1st before the install.
I don't know if it is because I had verson 6 installed before hand or what.
I know at the moment I wont be upgrading.
thomascanty
12th of October 2004 (Tue), 01:38
A week with 7 says it is different - sorry!
No need to be sorry. I'm glad to hear it! :) I'll grab the demo of the new version and give it a look.
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