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I believe that even iPhoto would work, but I have not tried it. I *think* that MacOS 10.5.2 Leopard has built-in V-Lux RAW support.Īpple Aperture works fine. Bibble Lite/Pro also works (but is not free so I haven't tried it).

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How to install: (Photoshop and GraphicConverter) The same Adobe Camera Support works fine with GraphicConverter: I do it with my MAC too (not often in RAW):

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however, u have to install photoshop elements in ur Mac before u install carmera RAW. U can use Photoshop elements + Adobe camera RAW to process RAW of V-Lux1.Īdobe camera RAW 3.6 version was support V-Lux. I'm a Mac user who failed to find any processware that can handle RAW. that both have their strengths / weaknesses so the whole allegiance thing and the so called war is a real nerd fest much like the whole laptime measuring deal with camera footage, timers that not everyone uses, etc.Which one of those software that can handle the RAW file of this camera. the top menu.īut i only work with the top brand stuff cuz I just don' thave a need for any niche products so I can get by with an apple at home and at work. to me, each screen is an app so i intuitively just look at the window for action stuff v. I also am not used to the menu bar being up top.

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XP Pro is just as stable if not more given the install base and the sheer number of third party apps and hardware it's gotta handle.i've had good luck with XP Pro to date. i've had a couple of times where the colorful circle thing just happened cuz i opened up an app and my OS is pretty darn lightweight since all i use is your basic productivity stuff like word and surfing with safari, etc. the whole love fest about the Apple OS being more stable. So post some alreadyare you still pissed at my comments on your $150 per wheel OZs, Mark, mated to your very nice $2500 TUV approved coilovers (btw, could've gotten those for like $1600 thru a local contact)? I may be able to give you tidbits that will streamline your Mac use. Lots of extra goodies!įeel free to ask any questions.

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There are surprising things in there.Īlso, if you don't have Mac OS 10.4 Tiger, grab it. Pick up a good Mac book to find it capabilities.

text is highlighted as I type at the OS level. I don't even need to use S2KI's spell checking button. The Mac has superior search, spell checker built in, so no copying & pasting to Word to check your spelling. Some select a word at a time, some select only alpha chars when double clicking, some select continuous chars (parans, etc, that you probably didn't want), etc. There must be 5 different techniques among windows apps to select text. Everything is so streamlined and standardized. Lastly, I am far more productive on my Mac. Some can be turned off, but some can't (that I can find). Your computer doesn't have virus protect (right, I live dangerously. Wireless Network disconnected/reconnected (no sh!t, I'm driving away to do some tuning) Unused icons on your desktop (I have to send it away twice) How many times to you have to handle these annoying announcements: The Mac OS also doesn't get in your face as much as Windows. I won't get into Viruses, Spyware, Rootkits, etc. Plus, the Mac has a huge new universe of applications: The Unix World. Try building an elegant DVD from Mini DV with a stock PC laptop.

Oh, and games come out later on the Mac.īut for most people's every day tasks, there are great tools on the Mac:

or a factory assembly process control app. So about the only things I see that the Mac OS is missing, application-wise is specific, proprietary apps that a business might have developed: like a real estate sales tracking tool. While it's true that there is more software out there for the PC, most people will find that there are plenty of solutions to a particular application need for the Mac.