Kodak, here's hoping/trusting you'll be gone soon...

On Mar 19, 12:48 pm, "pjp"
wrote:

>
> Same idiocy as camera is not natively seen as simply a removable disk drive.
>

you are right!
When using Win98a, I didnt have a problem installing and using
EasyShare.
When I tried to install Easyshare on a Win2k machine, it either froze,
gave me
error codes, and when it did work, the pics refused to upload.
After numerous re-installs, it finally worked.

plug-n-play bah-humbug!

ray wrote:
>
> On Sat, 24 Mar 2007 00:59:34 -0500, John Turco wrote:
>
> > pjp wrote:
> >>
> >> Blimy, I hate "design" when customers interests are secondary. Kodak's
> >> download mechanism is case in hand.

<edited, for brevity>

> > Hello, PJP:
> >
> > Kodak won't be going away, anytime soon. You don't really need the
> > EasyShare software, either, as your particular camera doesn't shoot RAW.
> > (My P850 >does<, however, so that's why I installed the Kodak program.)
>
> What does using Kodak software have to do with accessing raw? I have a
> P850 and use Linux. I generally read the flash card with a card reader and
> convert from raw using ufraw.

<edited>

Hello, Ray:

Well, I run Windows XP Home, and EasyShare is the only program I have
that can open and edit Kodak's proprietary KDC (i.e., RAW) files. In
fact, it's one of the reasons I upgraded from Millennium, as WinME's
EasyShare version couldn't do so.


Cordially,
John Turco