The idea I have is this: if digital cellphones can send messages to
each other, why couldn't a camera send messages to a remote storage
chip--say, located in your house--at the moment a picture is taken?
I can think of at least one extremely important use: against felony

In the recent past (except for the Nikon D70/80
vs the Canon DRXT) Canon technology was a step or two ahead of Nikon in
camera bodies.  Nikon appears to have always made a more substantial
lens but the optical quality appeared to be on par with each other.

Today,

I have been looking at purchasing the subject lens (Sony 75-300 mm zoom). I
normally buy from Amazon. I have checked their prices and they have two
different ones. One is $170 and the other is $204, I believe both are with
free shipping. What makes the difference. Are there two ...

I've looked at some news groups for binaries and seem to be getting no were
but place's with, well, smut. Is there a news group that allows binaries for
normal pic's with out worrying about seeing porn? I'm not lazy I did do some
looking but I'm tired of loading the binary groups ...

What can I do to debug a consistent software crash using gsview on
WinXP SP2?
Every time I convert an EPS file to a vector format (e.g., dxf, emf,
etc.), GSview crashes:

I used to have hundreds of pix in various sets on Flickr.
Just had occasion to look and the number of sets is reduced and
the number of photos in the sets I checked is way low.
Anybody else?

I am rather puzzled as to why cameras are restricted in these places.
I always ask before producing my camera & often given ready permission.
Others refuse. Artists pay big money to publicise their works and surely
would welcome this extension to their display.