i have  an olympus d-340r digital camera. i used a zio dazzle card
reader with it and everything was fine.
then the card that came with it seemed to lose most of it's capacity.
so, i bought a pny 64mb smartmedia card to replace it. now i cannot

Maybe I'm missing something or just not smart enough to figure it out.
Shouldn't I be able to set the aperture to 2.8?  I can never get it to go
less than 4.0 in manual mode.  Anyone else get this to work?  Some tips
please.

I can't seem to figure how to get this printer to print with black ink only.
Is there a setting in Photoshop that would do this? I find no setting for
this in Canon's "consumer-friendly" priver driver.   Thanks   steve

A colleague of mine was emailed some digital pictures in .dat format. He
(and I) would like to know how one can convert these .dat files into
viewable images.
Thanks

Amazing deals to be had out there...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2970722215&category=30020
Now you can buy two 10.3MP bodies with 4 excellent lenses (super sharp,
sharper on an SD9 than L glass is once attached to a blurry Canon 10D,

I've a sandisk CF reader Imagemate model SDDR-91 connected to a Belkin USB
2.0 High Speed Card.
The problem I have is that everytime I shut down the PC then restart it, I
have to remove the reader and plug it back in again before it will see any

Any comments on which one to get.  Currently the same price....

The Canon A60 looks a good match to my requirements, but I see occasional
(but not rare) reports of 'error 18' with some Canon digital cameras.  I
understand that this is most commonly caused by mechanical faults in the
lens system, but can also be caused by operating the camera ...

We purchased a Canon Powershot S50, digital camera a few days ago. It
works fine but one problem that I noticed was that when the camera is
exposed to bright sunlight, the visisbility on the LCD is poor (which
I guess is a common problem). What worries us more is that on the LCD

Over the last few weeks I have been using my Nikon Coolpix 5000 camera for
some photos that are set in halls, outside buildings and such like - most of
these are low light settings. My problem is that nearly every photo I take
ends up being too dark. I have an example at the site ...

I am coming from 35mm SLR and trying to decide between these two cameras as
my first digital camera, the Olympus 750 is slightly cheaper than the Fuji
s602 and has more resolution but heard that the s602 is much faster and
produces sharper images.

I found this web-page http://www.photoxicated.com/costco/
with instructions on how to prepare tiff files for printing at costco.
This guy says that it's really important to make sure that the image
is in "8 Bits/Channel" mode. His instructions are for Noritsu 3101, I

I saw an ad from www.amphotoworld.com, which listed the DSC-828 for
$799.00--- too good to be true---and it was!!-- when I went to their site,
it is now $989.00.
The price "jumped" just a bit compared to their ad!

Is there a decent 35 mm slide copier attachement available for the
Canon Powershot S330?  If not, which digital cameras have such
attachments?

I was recommended to try out kellards online digital printing. They
were offering 15 free 4x6 to try them, so I downloaded thier free
software and uploaded my images, they offer sizes from wallets to
12x18, glossy and matte, with white border or without. I chose some