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03-08-2004, 11:20 PM
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| Tunicate |  converting regular pictures to digital Hi All I would like to post some pictures but don't have the funds for a digital camera, and my computer is of limited capacity. Could I take my pictures to one of those digial scanners they have in some stores to make copies and upoad it to a cd? Then upload the pictures from he cd to my post. Is there any special soft war I need to load? Thanks in advance. 
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03-09-2004, 12:06 AM
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| Yoda Poohbah~   | you could do that or have your pics developed and put on CD. then use a photo program to resize the pics to a small kilobit size and up load.
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03-09-2004, 06:51 AM
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| Limpet  | spot on advice witfull.... for older existing pics. most photoshops will take pics from the negatives and put them onto a CD for you, but best advice as witfull said is getting them put onto a CD when you get new ones processed.... It can be expensive over time..... so might be worth just saving the long term cash and buying a new printer... digicam anything over 3.5 mega pixels... and a pack of photopaper! then you only print the pics you want, and all others are available digitally where ever.... its a debate I am going through in my own head too! m
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