new to Fuji's S5 Pro...

[madmacs]

Yes, you are correct. :thumbsup:

Only Fujifilm HyperUtility HS-V3 will import and retain the camera's settings. BUT the software is a "pain-in-the-butt" to use.

no go for Finepix Studio?

 

[photobum]

no go for Finepix Studio?

Finepix Studio is worse than HyperUtility.

 

[sgfriend]

Yes, you are correct. :thumbsup:

Only Fujifilm HyperUtility HS-V3 will import and retain the camera's settings. BUT the software is a "pain-in-the-butt" to use.

Yes, i am still very very confuse about using HS-V3. Anyone can help? :sweat:

 

[madmacs]

Finepix Studio is worse than HyperUtility.

but is free mah :bsmilie:

anyway i very happy with aperture and the occasional silkypix. ;p

 

[madmacs]

Yes, i am still very very confuse about using HS-V3. Anyone can help? :sweat:

you might want to explain what it is you are confused about. maybe our resident HS-V3 guru can help.

 

[photobum]

you might want to explain what it is you are confused about.

The fancy green box makes him confuse I guess.

Seriously, the icons in that software are not easy to figure out.

 

[lunas]

Is Fujifilm HyperUtility HS-V3 free?
Don't find it in the CD...But got to download the 270MB file on the website.

 

[Gizmo]

Is Fujifilm HyperUtility HS-V3 free?
Don't find it in the CD...But got to download the 270MB file on the website.

I think you have to buy the Fujifilm HyperUtility HS-V3 software. The download in the Fujifilm website is only the updater software to the original cd version.

Not sure how much is this Fujifilm HyperUtility HS-V3 though. Any bros care to share?

 

[madmacs]

I think you have to buy the Fujifilm HyperUtility HS-V3 software. The download in the Fujifilm website is only the updater software to the original cd version.

Not sure how much is this Fujifilm HyperUtility HS-V3 though. Any bros care to share?

i think between $160-$190.

 

[photobum]

Aiyah.... go buy Adobe Lightroom 2.0 lah.

It is a much more user-friendly software and operates 1,000 times faster than HyperUtility.

By the way, you can purchase HyperUtility software for about S$150 these days.

 

[lunas]

Aiyah.... go buy Adobe Lightroom 2.0 lah.

It is a much more user-friendly software and operates 1,000 times faster than HyperUtility.

By the way, you can purchase HyperUtility software for about S$150 these days.

But LR 2.0 doesn't retain the film simulation...

 

[velasco]

is 9000 shutter count okay to consider when buying?

hmm but a warranty till july 2011

 

[madmacs]

But LR 2.0 doesn't retain the film simulation...

true...but you can adjust the colors the way you want them. if not then no choice...hyperutility.

 

[madmacs]

is 9000 shutter count okay to consider when buying?

hmm but a warranty till july 2011

he might might have got the extended warranty. 9000 sounds ok.

 

[velasco]

^ yup he did. I feel terrible asking this at a non-Canon thread but i find you guys to be a bunch of kind souls thats why hehehe

9000 is nothing to be worried about right/ but thats seems alottt lol.

 

[lunas]

^ yup he did. I feel terrible asking this at a non-Canon thread but i find you guys to be a bunch of kind souls thats why hehehe

9000 is nothing to be worried about right/ but thats seems alottt lol.

With the extended warranty you have nothing to worry. But do check the terms & conditions on what conditions are covered under the warranty.

 

[jacob]

is 9000 shutter count okay to consider when buying?

hmm but a warranty till july 2011

why not? S5 pro estimated shutter life is 150k. what is 1k?

 

[jacob]

With the extended warranty you have nothing to worry. But do check the terms & conditions on what conditions are covered under the warranty.

warranty wise, always better to check.

 

[madmacs]

why not? S5 pro estimated shutter life is 150k. what is 1k?

i think his 9k referring to 450D.

 

[jacob]

i think his 9k referring to 450D.

like tat ar? then i retract my statement.