But the imperative to capture digitally, recently led me on a more-than-two-year quest for a new camera system and the system wound up being one without significant tilt capability. My testing of both versions indicates they are both quite solid, and on a new Mac Pro, the 64-bit version can be many times faster with larger images than the 32-bit versions on a PPC Mac, depending on the task, and also makes it possible to complete the processing of larger images, such as a stack of four, 48-bit, 39 MP source files, or a stack of two, 48-bit 64 MP source files, and presumably much larger tasks as well.įirst some background: I used a 4x5 and relied on tilts and small apertures for adequate depth of field for 35 years.
#Zoom in helicon remote upgrade
For System 10.4 users, version 4.0.5 is released, with many improvements, including a free upgrade to multi-processor support for holders of the more inexpensive licenses, but further development of the 32-bit line will cease. Update: April 17, 2009: Version 4.1 is released and allows 64-bit processing on the Mac, with access to far larger amounts of memory.
#Zoom in helicon remote update
If you are already reliant on Helicon Focus, do not update your OS to 10.5.7 yet! Hopefully this will be fixed very quickly. Update: May 12, 2009: Version 4.1 and a newer beta both break in the new OS 10.5.7, becoming totally unusable.
#Zoom in helicon remote software
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