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Link eyeshield 21 aktif. Intel CS630 Sony DSC-P1 Sony DSC-P10 Pentax *istDL Started with the crappy Intel pocket cam - basically a Web cam you could take with you. Fixed memory, 640x480 pics. That didn't last long.

Got the Sony DSC-P1 from my dad - said it was too complicated for him. Dropped that one, upgraded to a DSC-P10. Worked great for a couple years, got really frustrated with lack of manual control, missed shots from lag, flash power/recharge time Got the DL last year - love it probably last body for a while - spend money on new lenses! My first digital was a no name Taiwanese product with internal memory and no display or viewfinder.

It took 240x120 256 color pictures that blurred if blood pulsed through either your or your subject's veins during it's atrociously long exposure cycle. It took 15 seconds between images of which it could only store about a dozen in memory. It was roughly the same shape and thickness of a stack of 5 credit cards, brushed aluminum finish. Still it was a proof of concept and got me started with digital photography. Much like my handheld 1 bit black and white Logitech Scanman scanner convinced me that scanning would someday be a worthwhile technology.

Agfa ePhoto 1280 » I still have the box and all the original equipment. That camera was like $700.00 and a totally impulse purchase considering I didn't even own a computer at the time. I think I purchased it in 1996 or 1997. I'd take pictures, then take the card reader to work and upload my pictures to the now defunct PhotoPoint using my employer's dial-up connection.

I eventually got my pictures back from Photopoint, but I had to pay $32.00 per CD to do so. My current camera is on a holiday without me shooting caribou herds south of Fairbanks. That camera is a Canon Powershot A70. I really want an SLR and more than that I want to learn the technical aspects of photography and post processing. Axife mouse recorder 5.01 download. Nothing against the fine photographic artists at DSLR, but the mass amounts of information and opinions available here and elsewhere on the internet is too mind-boggling and confusing for me to even begin to comprehend.

EDM/2 - From the Editor From the Editor Written by The New York Times Fiasco If you haven't been in this dimension in the past month, you probably don't know about the two articles printed by the New York Times and the ensuing fallout. In a nutshell, the Times printed one article about the annual meeting that IBM has with market analysts in which they severely misinterpreted Lou Gerstner's statements. While IBM claims that he was simply reiterating the strategy that IBM has had for the past five or so years (although with a stronger emphasis), the `Times inferred that he was conceding the desktop to Microsoft. The following week, Peter Lewis - in his Science Times column - quoted David Barnes as saying that he'll run Windows 95 at home instead of OS/2.

It hurt so much to read that one week after the first article that I and many others immediately started shouting conspiracy and went witch- hunting. In retrospect, it really shouldn't matter what David Barnes runs at home; he still is the best OS/2 spokesman IBM has. However, I can't help but feel like I just found out that Michael Jordan really wears ProKeds.

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