For the first time I'm thinking of having a lab print some digital
files for me.  Up till now, I've done them all myself, but now I have
some big panoramas that my printer can't handle.  The requirements of
the lab have me a bit confused, however, and I'm hoping someone here

I expect it to either be small or that it can charge a large number of
aaa batteries, more than 4. Anyone knows?
Thanks.

They'd have software to detect this kind of posting and delete it
automatically.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Canon-Digital-Rebel-XT-8MP-Digital-SLR-Camera_W0QQitemZ75992
85590QQcategoryZ31388QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Thanks,
Ron

Folks,
If there is dust on the sensor (20D), does it appear as black specs or
can it also appear as specs that are lighter than the background color?

I am doing my due diligence to buy a monitor calibration package.  My
purpose is to calibrate my LCD screen that is not a high end and
expensive one but an ordinary HP LCD monitor.
After reading the calibration hardware evaluation here

The Tokina 28-80 2.8 ATX PRO is a pretty decent lens for the price, but
my images are very soft if I open it up to 5.6 or wider and I'm zoomed
in closer than 70mm or so. I'm using a Canon 20D. The images are sharp
when I close up the aperture or zoom out.

I have a 7mpx camera that takes pictures 3000 odd by 2000 odd pixels. I
understand TV resolution is quite poor - SO - when I create a slideshow for
my 32" widescreen TV what is the optimum resolution I need to make my
pictures (and what crop ratio) to watch them on TV? Presumably no ...

Hi there! Play this fantastic game.
Can you see the difference between real and fake? I do!
http://www.titquiz.com
The results are super!

I have a Digital 16 hour battery charger. It came with 4 AA 2000mAh  NiMh
batteries.
Can I use any NiMh batteries in it? Do they have to be 2000mAh?
If I were to buy 3 or 4 sets of batteries for my camera and charge them from

Don't know if this ng includes video cameras!
I'm looking to buy a camcorder, but I want a strong optical zoom, and it
must have an A/V in connector, for connecting to an external bullet camera.
I've looked at the Sony HC42E, but it's a little expensive, and the zoom

I've got a Canon Ixus 430 and it can be connected to the TV to show what's
live in front of the camera.  However, after a short while, like 2-3
minutes, the screen will turn black.  I will have to turn the switch from
playing to photoshoot and back to playing to get live images ...

Bad pixels?  Speck of dust under the lens?  
http://www.flickr.com/photos/weretable/115577875/
Near the bottom left corner, the original file size is available to
view.  

Looking for the absolute smallest, most compact, Dslr currently available.
Not sure that google is giving me the absolutely most current info..

Next July I will travel in Kenya.  I want to buy a good zoom and I hesitate
between both:
Sigma 80-400mm F4.5-5.6 EX OS
Sigma APO 50-500mm F4-6.3 EX DG/HSM AF