Do you archive your images on CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-/+R, or DVD-+RW?  Why?
Which is better?  Which is likely to last longer before rotting?  Or
are there other problems that can arise.
My 30 year old negatives can still be printed.  Will I be able to

I've just introduced myself into the 6x6-world by buying a Yashica TLR
(635); now I'm looking for a cheap solution to digitize the captures
from the Yashica.
There are a few interesting offers at the moment, one of them is an

Not that this really matters, but it seems to me that SD cards are at
least as good as CF cards, and are perhaps even faster. Lexar for
instance launched a 60x SD card, and SD cards are available in
capacities of at least 1GB (maybe more). Add to this that SD cards are

For anyone interested in seeing images of the art installation in
NYC Central Park by Christo I have posted a series of short
panoramic slide shows on my web site.
Just follow the NEW! link at the top of my home page.

For a fixed number of pixels, larger sensors give greater sensitivity. I
read somewhere that due to "other factors" the optimal sensor size was
not 35 mm format (24 m x 36mm) but rather something about 2/3 this size.
Does anyone know of a web site that discusses this "optimal ...

My friend is an architect who designs and remodels interiors,does
additions and designs furniture.  He photographs his projects for his
portfolio and professional purposes.  He also has an artistic bent and
photgraphs for pleasure and displays many of his excellent landscape,

if I right click , Properties on the camera while it's powered and plugged into USB, I can
chose from a few WIA events. All of the automagic offerings are fumbly or worse, so i now
have WIA do nothing at connection.
From among those offerings, I can choose a folder for the Win ...

I can't say how great this lens is for copy work on a D100.
It is by far the sharpest lens for cheap bucks that Nikon makes. Buy one. A
great value.
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Just letting you know that Shuttertalk has published a review of the
Ricoh Caplio
R1V - a 5 megapixel compact digicam with a wide angle 4.8x optical zoom
lens.   The R1V also boasts one of the fastest (if not the fastest)

Not linked from the webpages, but somebody found the page...
http://www.pma-show.com/review/canon/001_EOS_digital_rebel_xt.html
maybe a leak...

Does anyone have any experience with using an inverter (12Vdc to 120Vac) as
a power source for a charger for Li-ion batteries for digital cameras?
I am unable to get any information as to whether the inverter would have to
be a true sine wave type or whether a modified sine wave ...

I've looked around a bit and haven't seen much on this subject.  Back
when I was shooting film, the idea of having a camera in a parked car
during summer seemed like a very bad idea since I figured the film
might not like the heat.

I recently purchased a Canon ZR-85 and would like to obtain an IEEE
1394 cable.  Unfortunately, so far I've had a hard time getting a clue
as to WHICH cable to purchase.  I believe I need a 4-pin model, but the
Canon website refers to a "special" 4-pin connector.

I'm trying to persuade myself to buy a Sony DSC-P150 or P200?
It just occured to me that I'd like to be able to attach it to my telescope
(Meade ETX90), either for bird watching, or even basic astronomical photos.
I'm sure I've seen an adapter for sale somewhere.

I just recieved my Sony DSC-V3 via the nice guy in the Brown truck.  I
carefully opened the package, pulled out the camera box and cut the
'factory' tape.  Chit, three layers of 'factory (sony marked) tape'.
So needless to say, I'm now wondering why the camera box was resealed