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    Canon software

    Bit confused on how to transfer photos over. Connected by usb but asks for drivers. Can someone please provide me a link to the drivers/software, to take photos from a canon 350d. OS is Vista 64-bit

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    Re: Canon software

    Mine came on a CD, but you should be able to get them here:

    http://software.canon-europe.com/

    In particular, see this table - you have to set the camera to print mode/ptp:
    http://www.canon-europe.com/vista/en...table/dslr.asp

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    Re: Canon software

    if its an older camera model, you're stuffed when it comes to 64bit drivers, you'll have to get a card reader

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    Re: Canon software

    Ok thanks.

    Its a 350d, so guess it's pretty old!

    I'll make do with the card reader. Alot simpler, just a tiny bit more hassle.

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    Re: Canon software

    really peeves me that Canon CBA to write 64bit drivers for the whole of their DSLR range.. its the only reason i haven't converted my laptop to XP64, if i did i wouldn't be able to shoot tethered ....

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    Re: Canon software

    tbh transfering files is best done via card reader...of course this falls flat on its face if you need to shoot tethered!
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