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From: jimnjen not home NOSPAM yahoo
Subject: Computer controlled D50?
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Capture exists just fine on my Mac with Photoshop CS2. If you want to
use Adobe RAW, you need to merely delete the Nikon RAW import filter
from the Adobe plugin folder.. done deal.. the two never interact again.
Jim


wrote:
Anyone know of a Mac program to control the Nikon D50 other than Nikon
Capture 4.0. I installed the trial of Capture 4.0 when I got the
camera and it reeked havoc on Photoshop and everything else so I
removed it immediately, everything worked fine afterward. Now, three
months later I wanted to see if I could re-install Capture 4 to see
what control was actually available for the D50 (Nikon's website isn't
real informative.) Even though I had removed all the traces of
Capture 4 I could find, the program wouldn't open without purchasing
the key, obviously they've hidden a time lock somewhere. 99 bucks is
annoying but I'd pay it for the camera control if it worked. I just
don't want any of Nikon's other software in my computer. Even the
version that wouldn't open started conflicts with Photoshop. The
conflicts can probably be dealt with one at a time but I don't want to
pay for that kind of time wasting crap. It's also impossible from what
I see to install just the camera control part be it a plug-in or a
separate app.

Any known hacks or suggested places to start looking? Also no interest
in a Canon v Nikon. I still love my cameras.

Thanks in advance!




--
Jim