• Canon Remote Capture Software Download
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The Zoom Browser software will provide the software to control cameras that are capable of Remote Shooting. You have to check the Specifications section of the camera's User Guide to see if Remote Shooting is listed. If it is listed, then the camera and software will allow you to control the camera while connected to the PC.You can download and view the User Guide for any Powershot camera on Canon's website. Select a camera model, then click on that camera's Downloads & Drivers tab, then click on the PDF link for the camera's User Guide.

The PDF will download and open for your viewing. You might want to Save it to your Desktop for convenience. Look in the Specifications section in the back for the Remote Shooting capability. It will look like this, taken from my G9 guide, listed between Self Timer and Recording Media.

If it's not listed between them, then the camera does not have the feature;Dennis. Yooperguywrote:The Zoom Browser software will provide the software to controlcameras that are capable of Remote Shooting. You have to check theSpecifications section of the camera's User Guide to see if RemoteShooting is listed. If it is listed, then the camera and softwarewill allow you to control the camera while connected to the PC.You can download and view the User Guide for any Powershot camera onCanon's website. Select a camera model, thenclick on that camera's Downloads & Drivers tab, then click on the PDFlink for the camera's User Guide.

The PDF will download and open foryour viewing. You might want to Save it to your Desktop forconvenience. Look in the Specifications section in the back for theRemote Shooting capability. Merrie melodies the crackpot quail. It will look like this, taken from my G9guide, listed between Self Timer and Recording Media. If it's notlisted between them, then the camera does not have the feature;and you can always go with the battery operated (or wireless) remote shutter release like this.

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This is an old thread, but still seems like a good idea to add a note. Though the Canon SX100 IS manual implies that the camera supports Remote Capture, Canon (for once) did not include enough detail. No instructions on how to do it. When I tried to use it, no luck. I even called Canon. The Tech Support guy was friendly, but he suggested that the SX100 IS probably doesn't support the feature.

So I used the Breeze software for a couple of weeks. Worked great. But free trial only lasts 2 weeks, then buying was going to be $30. I decided to call Canon again. This time I got luckier. The fellow explained that you have to work a bit harder to use this feature of ZoomBrowser than most features. It doesn't actually show up as an option on the ZoomBrowser screen.

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At least the first time, you have to click on Start, All Programs, then go to the Canon folder and click your way down to the point where you can Left-Click on the Remote Capture program. It will then pop up and you're off! To avoid having to do all this each time, right-click on the program and send a short-cut to your desktop.Why did Canon set it up this way?

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But it does work. You are correct insofar as none of the PowerShot models introduced thus far in 2009 have Remote Capture.

However, there still are a few current models that support it.Remote Capture was once much more prevalent than it is now. In 2004 (the year after your A60 was released), thirteen models supported it; in 2005, it was down to six, then only two in 2006, three in 2007, and two in 2008.Here is a complete listing from those years:2004: G6, S70, S60, Pro1, S1 IS, SD110, S500, S410, A400, A310, A95, A85, A752005: S80, S2 IS, A620, A610, A520, A5102006: G7, S3 IS2007: G9, S5 IS, SX100 IS2008: G10, SX110 IS2009: (none yet).