EOS Digital Solutions Discs

[bill_morrow1]

<p>I should have kept better track of this I admit, but frankly did not. My question is....would<br>

anyone have a list of VERSIONS, correlating to camera MODEL NUMBERS. I finally wised up<br>

and began marking the discs with the models associated, but some are missing. Help from anyone<br>

more organized than I would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.</p>

[Charles_Webster]

<p>Why does it matter? The latest version always supports ALL the older cameras, and there is seldom advantage in using older software unless your hardware does't support it.</p>

<p><Chas></p>

[bill_morrow1]

<p>Agree. However when I sold a couple of cameras recently I wanted to include the<br>

discs therewith, and wasn't sure which went with what. Just thought someone might<br>

have a better memory than mine. </p>

[phule]

<p>You might find a read-me/pdf on the original disk which details which cameras are supported.</p>

<p>Or, you could include a second disk (as a courtesy) of most recent DPP and Zoombrowser versions. :)</p>

[acedigital]

<p>You can also download the latest versions of the Canon software from Canon's website as long as you have a copy of DPP installed on your computer. (It won't install if you don't have at least one older version)<br>

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ProductCatIndexAct&fcategoryid=111 Pick your latest model and go to Support, Downloads to get the latest versions of DPP, EOS Utility, Zoombrowser etc</p>

[bill_morrow1]

<p>Thanks guys. Appreciate the inputs.</p>

[richard_tynan2]

<p>These are some of the Digital Camera Solution Disk versions I've used:<br /> EOS D30 v2.0<br /> EOS 1Ds (mk1) v4.0<br /> EOS 20D v8.0<br /> Canon S50 v12.2<br /> Canon G9 v32<br /> Check out the reviews at <a href="http://www.steves-digicams.com">www.steves-digicams.com</a> it looks like they list the disk version number, e.g. the EOS 40D is v15.1</p>

[w_t1]

<p>wow i cant imagine wanting to keep up with info like this</p>