This is Wooseob Jeong, assistant professor, School of Information
Studies, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee.
Teaching database in classes, I got an idea of a web site to let people
share their digital photos, and made it by myself. It's similar to

a month or so ago i started a thread "epson 4800 paper reccomendations"
and got some advice on papers.  but i'm not satisfied.
maybe what i'm looking for isn't there.  i print in the darkroom on
ilford multigrade IV fiber.  i've also used kodak polymax and oriental

Any suggestions for an easy to use programme that will enable a photo album
to be put onto a DVD to be sent to a non-PC owner? Ideally as a slide show.

    Here is a pano from Vancouver.  Olympus C211UZ.
http://members.accesswave.ca/~parklane/falsecreek.jpg
John H

Anyone aware of inexpensive easy to carry focusing targets.  Problem is
my right eye goes in and out during the day.  I'm using a D-50
currently that has an adjustable diopter in the eyepiece and I oftten
use a 2X magnifier: two variables that must often be reset during

I just purchased the Kodak p850. (I have always had Canons previously.)
I installed their software and ran into a problem with opening
attachments in email. I checked to see if a certain photo was in the
email I sent. I clicked on the attachment icon on the right side to

New Australian Photography Forum

I use a Tiffen Haze 2A filter (among others) on my Olympus digital camera
when photographing wildflowers outdoors using macro, since it blocks 100% of
UV.
I needed a 67mm Haze 2A but couldn't afford the cost of this size, so bought

I have a Olympus c-3040z that is now about 4 or 5 years old.  I have found
in the last few weeks the time necessary to get the flash to fire has
increased, to the point where it often takes 15 to 20 seconds of holding the
shutter button down for the flash to go off.  I use ...

If there was ever a just plain gross looking tree this is it.
http://www.pbase.com/konascott/image/54058166
This proves that if there is a god he/she has a sense of humor.
Scott

Hi Friends
After 1 month of research on internet/reviews I got my new Sony DSC W5
few days back with 256 MB Memory Stick Pro.
I've taken pictures with every mode and compared all. If the picture

My daughter's Sony DSC-585 downloads images at 72 dpi on all settings.
She normally shoots at 2272 (3:2) setting.  We've searched the manual,
but don't see a way to increase the dpi.  
My own camera (Canon A70) downloads at 180 dpi.  My images of the same

I'm looking for a bit of advice. I'm thinking of offering a Photo
Scanning Service in my area, I have, IMO a good bit experince scanning
my own familes photos (over 3000 images to date) using the HP 5500 (it
has an automatic photo feeder suitable for 6x4" photos).

Looking for software to run digital imaging competitions with your new
projector?
Then ImageComp Pro may be the answer. Take a look at
www.maidstone32,freeserve.co.uk/ICPro.htm where you can download a limited

I get excellent 8x10 photos from my digital imaging and I did this before
making an 11x14.  Well, the 11x14 is not nearly as sharp, or saturated.
I printed each one at 300 dpi and left the original saturation, sharpness
levels as for the 8x10.