OK, here's ANOTHER ugly topic...
I recently spent some time at the Rocky Mountain School of Photography.  One of
the things we discussed was digital workflow.  AND when not doing real stuff we
sometimes talked about HOW to organize images - both physically on the disk(s)

I'm about to go on a  6 week trip and i want to take alot of pictures.
The olny poblem i have seem to run into is how to store this pics
while on my trip. I'm not going to be taking my laptop along so i
can't store them on a computer. Buying a lot of flash cards can get

Other than carrying a laptop computer, are there any options for
moving images from Compact Flash to a CD while I'm traveling?  If I
take a lot of 5+megapixel shots I'll be out of CF storage.  I can buy
more CF but....I'd rather find something like a combo CF Reader + CD

I recently bought a Kodak DX7440 and 6000 Camera Dock. Unfortunately the
AC/DC adapter for the dock was extremely lose and would fall out at the
slightest movement. As the adapter worked fine with the camera I contacted
Kodak UK support and they arranged for me to return the ...

B & H list 2 Epsons 7600, one is dye ink, the other ultra chrome, and the
price is the same for both. Why would anybody buy a dye ink large format
printer?

So far I purchased two 12:1 USB card readers to use with my Mac.  Both
readers clearly stated on the display cards, Mac OS X compatible but
when I brought them home the software stated otherwise -not compatible
with Mac.  Has anyone bought a USB card reader that reads Smart Media

ISSUE: When we attach the factory-built telephoto lens to the camera
(and we have purchased two telephoto lens) and have the same issue with
them both.  The camera leaves a circle around the image when shooting,
capturing and viewing the image on the computer.  This does not happen

You're going to eat it!
(*\)  <---------That's the first kernel motherf@ckers

I have been experimenting with settings in my Canon 350D. The camera offers
sharpening with 5 settings. Setting 1 produces very soft images compared
with setting 5 - which seems to produce very sharp images. What's the
downside to sharpening in the camera? There must be one or the ...

I understand that uncalibrated CRT monitors has approximately the sRGB
profile, that's why digital cameras all have sRGB profile as default.
What happens after the monitor is calibrated using those spyder calibration
device and the color profile loaded into windows? Does it now ...

The following figure:
http://www.geocities.com/q17320508/focuscorrector/gallery/planetary2/planetary6.jpg
is the image of GQ Lupi, et al. which was taken by VLT NACO. It was
deconvoluted by a software as,

This is to all those super-genius out there who may be able to assist
me in fixing a nasty problem that I got myself into while importing
images from a mediacard.
Background

I was travelling in India and downloading / backing up my Nikon's CF cards
(a Sandisk Regular; Sandisk Ultra; a Lexar 12X)  ... by means of a
Microsolutions "RoadStore". It worked fine last year ... and it worked fine
this year ... except for one time !

I put many photos out on the web. To make my files (large files, high
resolution) fit the web better I normally use Photoshop's "Save for Web..."
in order to change resolution and colour depth. This is time consuming if I
need to do this with many photos.

I recently obtained my first camera with this feature. When should I
apply flash compensation? Should it be applied when shooting a portrait,
a large room, or doing fill flash? Any feedback would be appreciated.
Cody,