I have a Casio EX-P700 and I recently managed to put a scratch in the
LCD view screen. It's not terrible but it is annoying. Was hoping
someone would have an easy remedy for this. I thought about trying
those eye-glass repair kits that fill in scratches - has anyone tried

Most people don't realize just how good interpolation routines have
become.   With advanced mathematics it is now possible to  up-sample an
image and have the new up sampled image look just as sharp as the
original.  Detail that is not visible or even present in the original

Minolta 7xi Body Only - Very good working order/Condition & Semi Pro &
Professional Camera, AF film Camera, Battery was replaced late last year,
regretful sale and I know I will never use this Camera as its just sitting
there, costed me a fortune in early 1990s. Reason selling: Have ...

...a friend of a friend wants to 'upgrade' his telephoto lens....He's got an
old Sigma 400mm f5.6 (non APO) Autofocus lens going for sale.... !
Any comments on this on a Nikon D50......
1) will it work OK...

I just purchased a Canon mp950 all in one. On 8.5x11 with some prints
and different papers I get thin vertical lines from top to bottom 7/16"
apart, they look like they are rolled on-roller missing, not a printed
line. My HP printer never did this. I am not using Canon paper but HP

Found a great Vegas site!  Easy to use, filled with accurate
information.  Everything I needed in one place. insidervlv.com

Hi, all. Are all memory cards equal in quality? Are there any brands
that should be avoided? What about efilm?
Thanks!

With a hard drive or a floppy you'd expect that the more you use it to
read/write the less life there'll be left in it. What about solid state
readers/writers?
Would it be better to use a reader other than the camera's own, besides

I'm posting this with some trepidation. It's not my
intention to start any Brand A vs. Brand B debate,
which I'm sure the regulars are tired of. What I'm
asking for is mature and objective explanation of the

I can't read my compactflash card using a universal 9in1 reader on my
pc but I have no problem reading it on my laptop.  Both are running XP
and that is up to date with all the patches from MS.
On my desktop I can see the drives but just can't see the card.  The

The SD card reader I have reads and writes at 1MB per second. Is that
too slow?

I accidentally edited some pictures (.jpg files) outside the my Nikon
D50 and then copied them back down onto the memory card of the camera.
 Now I get an error "FILE DOES NOT CONTAIN IMAGE DATA" when I try and
review the modified images in the camera.

I am looking for articles, tips, or web sites on "How to make better prints".
I would like information on things like printer profiles and tips to improve
printing, issues with papers and inks, or anything else related to printing.
If anyone has any helpful information would you ...

I'm going to develop a routine so that I charge 4 batteries every day
regardless of my needs. If I need less then I'll just charge less
often, every other day or less so. This means that I won't need a fast
charger, but nonetheless will always have batteries ready. It will even

I'm doubting whether to buy the A620 or the Panasonic DMC-FZ7. In
reviews they are pretty close, but I'm not sure if the two can even be
compared to each other. The A620 is much more compact, especially it
has a tiny lens like most compact digital cameras.