I have an ol' Canon S330. Just a basic point and shoot camera but I'm
enjoying exploring it within it's limitations until I can afford a
unit with the features I want.
I was wondering if anyone had any hints/tips/tricks on how to make

I have a lot of 35mm slides and some negatives I would like to scan.
The files do not have to be of commercial quality, I just want to be
able to make a 8x10 or smaller prints.
Are there any suggestions for either dedicated scanners or combos

After much discussion, looks like we didn't have that long to wait after
all.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/ptech/12/26/microsoft.security.ap/index.html

hi i have a olympus model fl-40 flash for sale here i will take 200 and
50 dollar for it here ok.just had it since back in late last spring here
i have work good and that.still have box it came in when was new have
owner book with it to.only reason i am try to sell it is my olympus

Thanks to all the replies I received regarding my previous posting on
my new Kodak Z612 Camera.
Today I went to Office Max and purchased a SanDisk 1 GB SD (SDSDB-1024)
Memory Card for my Z612 on sale for $20. Before I open the card from

I was wonder which digital photography operations are computationally
intensive relative to the amount of data.  Compression?  HDR?  The
operations I can think of tend to have only a few seconds of
computation for a photo several megabytes in size.  The reason I ask

Yes, it was a sight to see this morning during a news briefing at the
Pentagon.  Most of the PJs there were chimping like they just fell of a
truck carrying 20,000 pounds of bananas.  I'm not sure why this was
happening, but it was funny as hell and I shook my head in disbelief.  ...

I have a 8 in 1 and 9 in 1 usb2.0 media reader (SD, Compact flash, ...).
 My computer recognizes the reader when plugged into the USB port. But
when I insert my SD card it gives the "no disk in reader error".
I can read the SD card when it is in my camera through the cameras USB

What to do with a digital camera dipped in the sea for a ten minutes
(apart a whimsical paperweight)?

Would the older Nikon 75-300mm lens work on my Nikon D50? It's an auto
focus lens, but it's a pretty old lens. I was told it should work, but
I need to be sure.

I'm one of those lucky folks (I think) who qualifies for a free
version of Lightroom 1.0 because I had purchased RawShooter just
before Adobe bought it.  I thought I read somewhere that Adobe had
finally released it, yet all I find on their site is the beta version.

haha
A Kodak moment...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sz6XjXu-oT8

I've been looking for a compact camera with very long battery life,
and so far it seems like the best ones are the Sony DSC-W30 and -W50.
Is this correct, or is there something better that I've missed?  (I've
only been looking at the low-middle price range.)

I have a DC 210 and the software to retreive the pics does not work with WIN
XP.
Can someone point me to some software that will work?
TIA

When another photographer looks at his review screen and makes little
oo-oo-oo noises, points excitedly at the lcd, and invites other mammals
over to look also, that is chimping.
When you and I prudently review something just shot, to check focus,