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http://www.dxo.com/us/practicalphotography
Though you have to hand over an email address, which may be personally identifiable. Seems to be the thing to do these days - give away your old software in exchange for an email address.
Make sure you uncheck that "Please send me ..." checkbox.
Be advised, this is not the latest and greatest version.
It may or may not get along with Windows 10; officially - no, but some report yes.
It may not support your newer model camera(s). Here is a link to a supported camera list. Support means it can auto-correct your camera's lens distortion (Did I say "distortion"?? I mean "strong perspective." hehe)
P.S. Don't ask me about DxO, I've never used it. It supports my older camera though, so I'm interested.
Though you have to hand over an email address, which may be personally identifiable. Seems to be the thing to do these days - give away your old software in exchange for an email address.
Make sure you uncheck that "Please send me ..." checkbox.
Be advised, this is not the latest and greatest version.
It may or may not get along with Windows 10; officially - no, but some report yes.
It may not support your newer model camera(s). Here is a link to a supported camera list. Support means it can auto-correct your camera's lens distortion (Did I say "distortion"?? I mean "strong perspective." hehe)
P.S. Don't ask me about DxO, I've never used it. It supports my older camera though, so I'm interested.
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