Hi, I've just started up a company that amongst other things hosts
people's web galleries.  I'd really like to create a link to a printing
company, so people can order prints through my site.  I did look into
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I have some Canon A40 digital camera clips loaded onto my XP computer.
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There is one camera I really would like to own. For lack of a better
name, I will call it the DSS (Digital Streetshooter Special). It is
inspired by the great rangefinders used for street photography since
the 1930ies, but modernized to make use of current technology

Sky filters, anti-blue hue for daylight shots.
Noted* color names I have given relate to the color scale verticle
in the middle of the color picker pallet, not the actual color as seen.
Menu:

Olympus E-500 or Panasonic DMC F-250 or SONY DSC R1 which one is better?
I need it to take pictures of landscapes, night shots, shots from longer
distance.
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I have some TEK instrument manuals on Microfiche.
Images are less than half an inch across.
I'd like to print pages of fiche.
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I've dabbled in ink jet photo printing off and on since its inception, but
gave it up a few years ago because of the high cost of materials.  I just
recently opened a gift shop in an historic district and I'm selling, among
many other things, prints, paintings, samplers and other ...

I recently bought my first DSLR (D80) and am getting to grips with
differences from film and my digital P&S.
1. I was reading about hot pixels and maybe I shouldn't have. Being an
engineer I went and took a shot of a blank wall at ISO 800 and 1/2 sec.

When I upload a picture to a web site ,  it appears blured when I went
ot view the web page. I have experienced this before.
Steps I took before upload : only step I took was reducing image to
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Need a method to convert a frame from a MPEG to an JPEG .
Any help, greatly appreciated & thanks .....

I have had a Nikon Coolpix 2100 for years but have not used it much
because of its pathetically short battery charge life. It put me off
digital photography but I have decided to try again. First move is to
replace the Coolpix 2100. Most modern cameras are at least as good as

I have been experimenting with no-budget filmmaking. I made a little
film short, in the old
expressionist/noir style of the past. Check it out. Its suppose to be
somewhat surreal, so the story is a bit dream-like/nightmarish. It is

Till recently my Canon Powershot A75 was working. Today when I turned
it on I had problems. In shooting mode (all the shooting modes), I just
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When I click the picture, and then view it, it shows the same

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