DSLRFocus program

[prova]

Is this software worth the $45 and will it be easy to use with a Nikon D40?

[[1ponders]]

I use it all the time on my Canon (that's when the clouds will let me :P ) and it works a treat, but it doesn't work natively with non-canon cameras. You have to point it to the directory that contains the remote capture files. I also heard a rumor, and that is all it is - a rumour, that Chris Venter isn't doing any more upgrades so I don't know what future support will be like.

It is much more expensive, but have you considered something like Images Plus. It will work plus you will have a first rate program for the initial processing of your images.

[Tamtarn]

I think this thread would be better placed in the Software & Computer section where software is discussed.

But I do agree with all Pauls comments

David

[seeker372011]

I think it is more than a rumour Paul. ...have you checked the DSLR focus yahoo group?

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/dslrfocus/

[browndog]

Hi prova - I am in no way an expert but even I find DSLRFocus easy to use with my Canon 350d. It was easy to install and use.

I have read that new and some non-Canon camera's are not supported. So check before you buy as there are no upgrades or ongoing support.

[prova]

Thanks all, maybe that's why Chris Venter hasn't replied to any emails with some questions I had re: his software and the D40

Kinda hate to ask but is there anyone here that has a spare key that I can use to just see if the Nikon works ok with it?

I do have the latest version of the software so if anyone can help me please send a PM .. much appreciated

[iceman]

I haven't seen or heard from Chris Venter in aaaages, so I don't think it's a rumour.

I use ImagesPlus for focusing and camera control, and it's regularly updated with the newest cameras.