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Posted by Frank on January 29, 2004 at 09:48:53 from (66.175.204.124):
In Reply to: Re: digital cameras posted by Bob M on January 29, 2004 at 08:32:46:
An alternative to the card reader is to get Adobe Photoshop ALBUM (for $50) and use the cable to link your camera to the computer. Album lets you download easily, sort & manage images, and even do some simple adjustment like cropping and red-eye elimination. You have to decide whether removal/reinsertion of memory card or connecting/disconnecting the cable is better for you.
My daughter has a 3.2 meg Kodak and is happy with it-- good point and shoot camera. I got a Nikon 4500 and am using it to make digital images of our 30+ years of 35mm slides.
So far so good, based on almost 1 month of experience!
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