I use it only for downloading video from my FZ200 and LX7. It plays files seamlessly without stutter on my older core 2 quad PC. VLC will sometimes stutter with 1080p/60 video and it does not with photofunstudio.

My friend has the FZ300 and she doesnt have any knowledge about PCs and dealing with files so I installed photofunstudio on her PC. She can connect he camera to her PC and it automatically copies all her photos and videos to her PC. It also made it easy to extract 4K video frames to a still image file. So for some people it's useful.

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The only advantage I've seen compared to other software is that it can extract the single-image EXIF information from 4k video. I have it installed on one computer with a specified import folder, and put the video file into that folder as needed.

I use Picasa for my still image Download to PC but yeah photofunstudio will do the same. Canon has a good app for organizing files too. I used it years ago. But I basically use Picasa and FastStone now.

I do have question about PFS. Is it possible to go through a video frame by frame? So far I've just been trying to stop the video about where I want but it would be nice to toggle through frame by frame.

I tried out PhotoFun when I got my LX5. Haven't used it since. To upload shots I pull the memory card from my camera, put it in a USB3 card reader in my PC. The Window 7-64 import script works well, putting the date up front, allowing me to name or describe the shots, and specifying where the folder will go. Windows 10 is more automatic than that, not allowing me to specify anything and not dating the folder. So I may need PhotoFun when my main machine transits to Windsow 10.

I am hoping that someone will say that it does simple video editing, just hacking up clips and gluing them together. I have about an hour's viewing time of 100 fps video of Red Mason Bees here and shall probably only keep about one minute total.

Yes it is. While in PFS, If you double click on a file in one of the registered folders, it starts playing in a full screen with controls along the bottom. You can pause the video wherever you want and then use the "Frame forward" and "Frame reverse" buttons in the control area to move one frame at a time in the desired direction. These buttons are just to the right of the Play/Pause and Stop buttons

I just took a quick look: if you right click on a video file in one of the registered folders you get the option to edit it. However: the editing is ridiculously limited and clunky. One of the options you can choose for editing is to delete part of the file. When you select that option, you can then select ONE start point and ONE end point in the video. When you then click on delete it creates a new file without the part between the begin and end points. To my mind this is all but useless.

If you are going to do any video editing you will be well advised to get a decent editing program. I use Premier Elements: it is dead simple but still hugely powerful. I bought mine togerther with Photoshop Elements. But it is somewhat expensive so maybe you might want to look at one of the many alternate programs out there.

There's a whole jungle of video editing software out there, obviously. I have done odd bits with Windows Movie Maker which is supposed to be simple, but it's probably just me that is simple. I'll persevere, watch a YouTube video or two.

Yes, I've always used it. So, started with TZ7. I install the version that came with the latest camera and use that one version for all cameras, current : TZ60, LX7, FZ340, GF7 and G80. I set the default input folder to the camera I expect to use most. If loading from a different camera I just choose the appropriate folder using Browse. I have a top level Camera folder and below that year based folders e.g. FZ3302017. PFS is set to create a new subfolder for each day's images and this is the feature that makes PFS useful to me.

Several times during the year I back-up to the same folder structure on a secondary drive, a few times to an external drive. All PPD images are on Flickr, mostly public but some Private. At the start of the year, all back-ups are brought up to date. New year folders created on the system drive (a large SSD) and the old year folders deleted.

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