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I know this has probably been beat to death here.... but I haven't
seen a real strong comparrison of how these two formats for shooting
when the end result is a printed photograph.... either inkjet or
traditional processing.

ToneUp v2.2r is specifically designed to give the Nikon D70, D70s and D50
photographer a cheap, lightweight alternative to Nikon Capture software.
ToneUp allows the user to create new curves or import Nikon Capture curves
and upload them into the camera's custom curve area. ToneUp ...

Is it better to scan in a 35mm negative to the original size or to
select a target size like 4x6 before it imports into Photoshop? Or is
better to just scan in the 4x6 photo prints from the developer? The
file size must be under 100mb. The inkjet prints will be around 11x14.

Does anyone have any experience of Benbo tripods, or of the Giotto
Innovator models, please?
Links with photos:
http://www.karlu.com/product_info.php?cPath=17_18&products_id=3830

In my first post I forgot the adress:
http://www.jboner.ch.vu/
Text is in German, the locations are international - sorry.
Your comments are welcome in English, I understand al little bit.

Please bear in mind that I do not know too much about photography.  At
work, we have a Canon Power Shot G5.  I have to take some pictures that
will appear on our new brochure.  Is this camera sufficient for high
quality pictures?  I wll be taking pictures of small pieces of wood

I had to return a Canon A620 to Bestbuy because of a problem that, I
get the feeling, they have known exists in this model.
I bought the camera with the specific intention of shooting video in
addition to doing still shots. Little did I know, it turns out that in

Which software are folk using of the two above - or is there something else
out there.
Photoshop 4 or PSP ver X.

I just read that kodak will stop producing all B/W printing paper this
year(2006).weeell I have decided that when they do this that kodak will
(in my opinion)no longer exist andI will use other sources for all my
photo supplies.Maybe this will let the bean counters Know that they

I went and purchased the $400 Canon A620,
which is 7 megapixels and which can supposedly
record video at 30 frames per second. Well,
the framerate may be real, but the sound quality is horrific.

I havwe a Nikon N60 with a Quantaray Zoom lens 70-300mm, 1:4 - 5.6.
I forget from photography class what the apature size means other than
the size of the opening that light is allowed in.  I usually use
automatic mode anyway.

I have a Nikon N60 with a Quantary 70-300mm zoom lens, 1:4-5.6.  Most
of my photos come out dark when using this lens.  Somebody told me I
need a zoom with a wider apature to allow more light in.  I usually
just use the auto mode feature.

I havwe a Nikon N60 with a Quantaray Zoom lens 70-300mm, 1:4 - 5.6.
I forget from photography class what the apature size means other than
the size of the opening that light is allowed in.  I usually use
automatic mode anyway.

I have on old Nikon FTN that I bought back in the late 1960's and it has
been working well ever since. I do a lot of B&W photography. I recently
(about 8 months ago) bought a Nikon D70. I like the camera, but I have a
question, How do you take B&W photographs with a digital camera ...