Imageshack charges you if you enable multiple photo uploading.
Are there any sites like it that allow you to upload more than one
photo at a time, that are free?
Thanks

I have installed the applet but am not sure what it can really do.
Does it mean that not ICC aware software such as ADCsee will display
color correctly based on the embeded ICC profile i.e. WinXP itself
will recognize and use the embedded profile?

Obviously, a post requesting real user information on the pros and cons of
these three digital cameras.  I am an architectural consultant.  I need a
new digital camera with decent optical zoom (pretty much capable of taking
clear shots of cornice-level elements on a 3-4 story ...

I know that this is probably not the group ( looked, honest!) for this post.
I would like to buy a digital projector for home and small classroom
projection to show my digital photos (mostly Canon Digital Rebel 6.3 MP).
I'm looking at an InFocus ScreenPlay 5000  for about $925.

I am currently using Picassa 2 and using its label feature extensively.
However, I seem to be outgrowing labels. I have almost as many labels as
folders. I am thinking that I need something with 'key' word handling. This
is strictly a personal setup but I would like to make it ...

Is it true that when photographs are taken with a camera (using manual
focus - set before taking the photos and not changed until after taking the
photos) at a wide aperture (lower number - about 3.6) - the depth of field
should affect the same parts of the image regardless of the ...

Is there a free image hosting service that could be called *the* place
to go, somewhat like the way Google has become 'the' search engine ?
I've heard of imageshack.us and photobucket.com, and there seem to be
dozens of others.

While most LCD monitor specs list 'viewing angle', there seems to be a
massive disconnect between vendors as to what that means.
If it were simply a matter of intensity drop off, then it wouldn't be so
much of an issue, and the angle numbers could simply be compared along

I've ordered the MacPro laptop (1.83) and it will arrive by mid-March.
Perhaps the following statement will explain how I hope to use it in
storing pics (not my strong point in the past).
Best,

I am looking closely at photo vests and have pretty well narrowed it
down to the "Domke Photog" I would use it all summer long doing
photography at Airshows. Out in the heat and sun and some shows have
restrictions on camera bags. Any input on current or past Domke owners.

I have seen a captured picture of the viewfinder of D200 in a local
magazine that it will be darken out when the battery is taken out.
Why is this be designed? And what is this about? Isn't that the DSLR
viewfinders are purely optical device? I really wonder.. and this seems

See here:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0601/06011901konicaminoltaout.asp
and see my post august 2004:
http://groups.google.it/group/rec.photo.digital/browse_thread/thread/47ab06a8fd2
3a107/885ef0178ee6dc1e?q=germano+minolta&rnum=1#885ef0178ee6dc1e

I have been lurking this newsgroup for a while, getting a lot of useful
information. I now have a question.
I am one of the (many?) owners of contax/yahica systems who have been
left without a smooth path to digital photography.

This subject has been bounced around on here a number of times and the
consensus has been that we really don't know the practical life for
files stored on digital media.
The latest issue of "Computer World" (Jan 10, 2006) has a good article

    Today got stuck due to a car accident, so while killing time,
I took a bunch of photos, of Redrock park, while waiting.   I saw
something in this photo that I did not see while I took it.  See if
you can pick it out.