Could someone kindly help me with this problem?
When someone send me photographs, they are huge (often 700+ jpg).   I can't
seem to reduce them no matter what I try.   I have tried resizing them and
putting them into My Documents or My Pictures, but when I open them again

I'm seriously considering the 20D.  I currently have a Minolta 7000i
and 3 lenses, a 24, a 400, and a 70-200 zoom.  A friend told me I can
purchase adapters to use the lenses with the 20D.
I would appreciate thoughts on this.

I have been giving the opportunity to photograph the latest American
Idol winner, Taylor Hicks, tonight prior to the American Idol Tour
concert in my town.  I was curious as to how I would shop something
like this in a timely fashion?  Any help is appreciated...

Does anyone have any experience good and bad with external ink cassette for
the Epson 2100 inkjet printer. I have the opportunity to buy the 'Everest'
continuous ink system but I am worried the results will not be as good as
the genuine Epson ink cartridges.

I have noticed a colour shift when using a Hoya UV filter on my 24-70 Canon
lens, it is very slight but noticeable. The same lens with a skylight is ok,
as it is without a filter. If you are working with various lenses it is
likely that they will produce different colour shifts and ...

http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/apollo/apollo11/hires/as11_40_5903.jpg
You'd think the sun would be big enough to light up the whole scene in this shot, and not just one
tiny little area.
It's also interesting that the horizon only comes up to middle of the poser's head, ...

I've got a rig set up to capture 8mm home movies to avi. I'm running
into an aggravating issue regarding balancing the brightness of the
image.
I find that if I set things so that the image is at a good viewing

I'm off to Italy for a week in August.
My camera equipment and tripod will come with me.
I've read that a lot of museums will not allow tripods.
If this is the case, will they allow monopods, that stand close to the

I'm trying to take photos of a painting, to include with an article
I'm writing.
I'm not a photographer, and don't even own a camera.  I tried
taking photos with a disposible 35mm camera (these have met my

How to photograph rock concerts by Jamie Howard
"Because concert shooting is a combination of low-light and action
photography, a reasonably fast shutter speed is usually desirable.
Though using a tripod or vibration reduction can result in very

I was kindly given a Canon Powershot S80, I have had a varied assortment of
digital, and used to use slr , which I enjoyed very much, I was really
hoping there would be some magic with this camera, but so far my photos have
been very mediocre,does anyone have this camera and have ...

I was thinking about picking one of these up.  I want to do alot of macro
shots of insects, flowers and such, as well as point and shoot tourist
shots, some other random things.  I'm on a budget of about $600ish Canadian.
How is the quality of the camera for macro?

My girlfriend has recently consented to taking some B+W glamour shots
lingerie style. I have never photographed a live model, so I really
have no idea where to begin with poses and things like that. In
addition, I plan to do all the processing and printing myself (an area

A few months ago I saw a snazzy looking web site which helped the user
to choose a digital camera.
The user put in various data like price, weight, usage, etc and the web
page generated a shortlist of cameras.

Edinburgh is famous internationally as the festival city but like many
places it has its less attractive side. The Niddrie area is now almost
empty of people pending its demolition and renewal. Visit this page to
see my impressions of how it looks at the end of July '06: