David Vidmar is a software developer and creator of an application made specifically to work with Canon digital cameras. Noting some of the limitations of the software package included by the manufacturer with Canon camera equipment, Vidmar set out to offer Canon owners an alternative with his enthusiastically titled, GetCanon!. While the program itself is obviously narrow in appeal, being tailored to work only for Canon cameras, it nonetheless appears to offer a definite upgrade on the manufacturer's software offering and indeed appears a decent overall product on its own merits. GetCanon has been praised for its simplicity and speed, both areas that one would have to prioritize in consideration of those camera users who might not be as adept with their computers as they are with their photography equipment. Vidmar seems to have complimented his design work with an equivalent measure of stability in GetCanon, as the program has received solid reviews from both users and software sites and hasn't received any reports of incompatibility. Vidmar, who is also a blogging enthusiast, is also the creator of a rather sharp looking blog-hosting site specializing in blogs about his native country of Slovenia (and how many blogs have you read about life in Slovenia today?). Thus Vidmar seems capable of developing a product to fill an important, if narrow, niche and to date has done so with a high priority on overall usability and presentation.
David Vidmar is a software developer and creator of an application made specifically to work with Canon digital cameras. Noting some of the limitations of the software package included by the manufacturer with Canon camera equipment, Vidmar set out to offer Canon owners an alternative with his enthusiastically titled, GetCanon!. While the program itself is obviously narrow in appeal, being tailored to work only for Canon cameras, it nonetheless appears to offer a definite upgrade on the manufacturer's software offering and indeed appears a decent overall product on its own merits. GetCanon has been praised for its simplicity and speed, both areas that one would have to prioritize in consideration of those camera users who might not be as adept with their computers as they are with their photography equipment. Vidmar seems to have complimented his design work with an equivalent measure of stability in GetCanon, as the program has received solid reviews from both users and software sites and hasn't received any reports of incompatibility. Vidmar, who is also a blogging enthusiast, is also the creator of a rather sharp looking blog-hosting site specializing in blogs about his native country of Slovenia (and how many blogs have you read about life in Slovenia today?). Thus Vidmar seems capable of developing a product to fill an important, if narrow, niche and to date has done so with a high priority on overall usability and presentation.