View/Upload program?

[xFireSoul]

I am concered about this, because I'll be switching from Nikon to Canon soon, and on Nikon, I have the ViewNX and it's easy to view the files, give tags, details etc.
Also, I have heard that Canon dosn't have such program. Is this right? If not, what program are you using for this kind of work?

 

[gossamer88]

All Canons comes with SW CDs (DPP) in the box. You can also download the latest version by providing your camera's serial number at their download section.

 

[xFireSoul]

So is it the same as functionality? I mean, does it have the option to add copyright to them all, tags and etc?

 

[gossamer88]

So is it the same as functionality? I mean, does it have the option to add copyright to them all, tags and etc?

Yes you can.

 

[CameraClicker]

My Canon cameras add the copyright notice as the photo is taken.

When you get your camera, make sure you explore the software, I think the last one we got did not have disks. We had to log onto Canon's site and download it before installing. There is a browser, and an editor as well as support for tethering, configuration, and so on. There is a lot of functionality.

 

[xFireSoul]

Okay guys. Thank you

 

[TCampbell]

You can configure the camera to add copyright to each image as you shoot. And while the camera will include a bunch of software, most people tend to use Lightroom because of how quickly you can process entire shoots (DPP is a "one image at a time" editor).