With Canon's ZoomBrowser EX, you can quickly and easily transfer images from your Canon digital point-and-shoot camera to your PC without much fuss. Opening Oracle Rdf Filest. ZoomBrowser EX includes a number of mainly outdated features such as digital photo printing, playing slideshows, modifying various attributes of an image and viewing the EXIF data contained within the image. The program has mainly been succeeded by more modern programs but is still available from Canon as a free option if you own a Canon camera. In addition to several image editing tools, users can also add personal comments and a star rating to individual images which can then be exported to a text file. The freeware version of ZoomBrowser EX may not contain all of the bells and whistles of the premium version which is available from Canon.

ZoomBrowser EX can view EXIF data and convert RAW to JPG. ZoomBrowser EX features and highlights: • Download images directly from camera via USB • View images and data inside app • Organize images from Canon camera • Edit images including brightness, contrast • Print images • Set images as a screensaver or wallpaper • Save image shooting info as text file • Comments, star ratings, EXIF data, etc.

Operating System - Windows 8 / 8.1 - Windows 7. Differences from ZoomBrowser EX/ImageBrowser. It is required to connect your Canon Camera.

ZoomBrowser EX is licensed as Freeware for Windows (32-bit and 64-bit) operating system / platform from without restrictions. ZoomBrowser EX 6.9.0a is available to all software users as a free download (Freeware). This image viewer software is filed under: • ZoomBrowser EX Download • Freeware Camera Software • Major release: ZoomBrowser EX 6.9 • Free Software Download Compatibility with this image viewer software may vary, but will generally run fine under Microsoft Windows 10, 8, 8.1, 7, Vista and XP on either a 32-bit or 64-bit setup. A separate x64 version of ZoomBrowser EX may be available from Canon.

I know, I know! It's over a year later. Thought I'd give it a shot anyway. Figure the worst that can happen is that neither you nor anybody else will see this and and it'll go unanswered. Same problem. Had an old XP (32bit) machine that died, replaced it with a new 8.1 (64bit) machine and looking for zoom browser.

Read the post's, went to Canon's site, changed system detected from 8.1 (64bit) to 7 (64bit) and voila`. Clicked on 6.6 typed in the serial# for my 40D, downloaded the files for 6.6 full and the 6.9 updater. Decided to ask first (before trying to install) to find out what happened. Did it work?Izzy. Izzy11201 wrote: I know, I know!

It's over a year later. Thought I'd give it a shot anyway. Figure the worst that can happen is that neither you nor anybody else will see this and and it'll go unanswered. Same problem. Had an old XP (32bit) machine that died, replaced it with a new 8.1 (64bit) machine and looking for zoom browser.

Read the post's, went to Canon's site, changed system detected from 8.1 (64bit) to 7 (64bit) and voila`. Clicked on 6.6 typed in the serial# for my 40D, downloaded the files for 6.6 full and the 6.9 updater. Decided to ask first (before trying to install) to find out what happened. Did it work?Izzy Yes, just gave it a try.

Change to windows 7 64 bit where it says system detected (drop box) P.S. Thanks for digging this up & to previous posters. Johnierebel wrote: Izzy11201 wrote: I know, I know!

It's over a year later. Thought I'd give it a shot anyway.

Figure the worst that can happen is that neither you nor anybody else will see this and and it'll go unanswered. Same problem. Had an old XP (32bit) machine that died, replaced it with a new 8.1 (64bit) machine and looking for zoom browser. Read the post's, went to Canon's site, changed system detected from 8.1 (64bit) to 7 (64bit) and voila`. Clicked on 6.6 typed in the serial# for my 40D, downloaded the files for 6.6 full and the 6.9 updater. Decided to ask first (before trying to install) to find out what happened.

Did it work?Izzy Yes, just gave it a try. Change to windows 7 64 bit where it says system detected (drop box) P.S. Thanks for digging this up & to previous posters. Just did the install for 6.6 full version. Looks like it worked. Holding off on the 6.9 update till after I put 6.6 through its paces.

Let's keep this thread alive for awhile. Other people may be having the same situation (having to switch from XP 32bit to 8.1 64bit and wanting to use ZB).