I find the quality of the Epson printers to be great, but how can
anyone afford the inks? Replacement set for the large format 10000 can
run $1200. Even on the smaller printers it seems that EPSON could not
have made the replacement cartridges any smaller.

I had a Z4U which, apparently, I mistreated in the canyons of my purse
(shoving it in there without putting it in a case first...yeah, I know;
I know!), because now about 2/3 of my LCD is dead pixels.  I can still
take pix through the optical viewfinder, but I have no idea what my

I've looked around but can't get a good answer..
I'm looking at getting a digital point and shoot camera... but the one
thing I don't like about them is the weak little flash they come with.
I want to know what will happen to the exposure if I use the on camera

The mirror on my D100 is playing up. On any shutter speed you can hear
it is open for about a second and the shot is taken on mirror close.
Just like its set for rear curtain flash but its not. The pic is OK and
correct shutter is used but why  is the morror up for so long??

Any downsides of shooting in Adobe RGB with D70 if I'm not using the pics on
the web?   Will I notice any improvement going from srgb to argb?

I'm looking for software package for Windows XP that will allow me to
create a photo-show with music. Recommendations?
I've tried a couple of different image programs (Microsoft, HP) but
none creates what I want. I really like the way my images look with

My battery recharger for this Nikon 3700 has printed on the cover 110/220. I'd
like to use this to recharge the battery in Europe. Does anyone know if all I
need is a socket convertor for this charger to work or must I buy a new
recharger from a camera store over there?

I've been a devotee of the Olympus 35mm system since the late 1970s, and  
have a not insubstantial investment in bodies, lenses, motor drives, and
other Olypus paraphernaila. I do my own B&W darkroom work, and my color
work isn't generally time sensoitive, so sending slides to a ...

My father and I own a Kodak DX3900 camera and at Christmas I purchased
2 sets of lenses for them (costing me £150). However, they need a lens
adapter which I'm now told by Kodak have been discontinued - their web
site doesn't state this!!!

I've had a Canon Rebel for over 10 years and I love the depth of filed I can
get with it. My Canon S110 takes great pictures, but I can't get the same
effect.
So my question is, does a digital SLR, like the Canon Digital Rebel give you

I recently read a comment that suggested RAW was being used
ineffeciently by people who never learned the craft of taking a good
photo. How much truth in that?

Hi, I created my gallery:
http://www.alienduce.com.ar/

I have photographed for years with film using Tri X and developing in D76.
It was a standard for me.
Now I have switched to digital (5 megapixel Nikon) and want to know if the
same rules apply if I want to shoot in black and white mode, i.e. do you

O.K.  I should have save up a few more pennies and purchased a digital with
an external flash connector.
My A70 built in flash does not quite do some of the group shots I want to
do.  My efforts to add a flash with a synch trigger are less than hoped for.

I've only seen this done on a small scale for small objects. The object is
place on a turntable and rotated by set angles between shots. This is often
done commercially for stuff that can be rotated on a web page.
I guess the grandest scale would be a series of images from the ISS ...