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Digital

Photography

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

2 IMATION

STORAGE SOLUTIONS

2 KINGSTON

DIGITAL MEDIA

3 SONY

DIGITAL IMAGING

SOLUTIONS

4 VERBATIM

MULTIMEDIA STORAGE

4 WACOM

GRAPHIC TABLETS

5 EPSON

PHOTO PRINTERS

6 LEXAR

DIGITAL MEDIA AND

ACCESSORIES

7 KODAK

DIGITAL CAMERAS &

PHOTO PRINTING

8 HEWLETT-PACKARD

PHOTO PRINTING

TECHNOLOGY

8 SANDISK

FLASH MEMORY CARDS &

READERS

In the past, digital cameras were far too expensive to be considered for

use outside the realm of professional photographers. Now digital cameras

are the must have gadget on everyone’s wish list. With inkjet photo printers

becoming more affordable, you can even have your own photo lab at home.

Capturing and sharing your memories has never been easier!

Choosing the right camera for you

Before you go shopping for a digital camera, do some research on the

Internet. Find out what models are on the market and what features to expect

for the amount you’re willing to pay. Familiarise yourself with digital camera

jargon. It’s easy to get lost in a sea of information if you’re new to cameras

or computers.

Working out what kind of digital camera user you’ll be, may also help narrow

the search.

Point and Shoot User: If you want to e-mail photos to family and friends

and print out standard 4x6 inch photos, a 2-3 megapixel camera should

suffice. Look for a camera that is easy to use and requires little or no

adjustment of settings. Choose a compact camera that feels comfortable in

your hands and is easily stored in your bag or pocket while on the go. A USB

connection will make connectivity to your PC quick and easy.

Serious Amateur: If you want to print photos in 8x10 inch size or larger

you’ll need a camera with 4 megapixels or greater. You’ll also appreciate

having the choice of either auto or manual control over the camera settings

once you get more savvy with photography. Some higher end cameras

feature a Firewire connection, which offers fast transfer speeds to your

computer - make sure your computer actually has a FireWire slot before

you choose this option. Also look for a camera that has the ability to add

accessories like different lenses.

Memory Cards and Readers

Digital camera’s come with a slot for a variety of media cards. When you

buy your camera check what type of storage media it requires. You’ll find

that most cameras actually include a memory card but these cards are

really just to get you started. A higher capacity card means that you don’t

have to change cards and you can take pictures in the highest quality all

the time. A card with 64-128MB capacity should keep most users snapping

away happily. Your reseller can give you an idea of how many photos each

capacity can hold.

There are also high speed memory cards available which are designed to

provide enhanced performance and fast data transfer rates – perfect for fast

downloads and less time between shots.

Photo Printing

The perfect companion for your digital camera is a photo printer. Normal

inkjet printers typically use three colours for colour printing. A photo inkjet

printer will use six. You may want to choose a photo printer with individual

ink tanks. This will keep costs down because you’ll only have to replace

individual ink cartridges as they run out. A cool feature to look out for is

a memory card slot on the printer. This allows you to plug a memory card

directly into the photo printer. This way you can print your photos directly

from the card - no need to download them to the PC first.

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DigitalPhotographyDIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY2 IMATION STORAGE SOLUTIONS2 KINGSTON DIGITAL MEDIA 3 SONY DIGITAL IMAGING SO

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2 SPOTLIGHT FEBRUARY 2004 - SUBJECTKINGSTONDIGITAL MEDIANEW! DVD +/- RW External 8x DVD Drive (USB 2.0)This high performance external D

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3 SPOTLIGHT FEBRUARY 2004 - SUBJECTSONYDIGITAL IMAGING SOLUTIONSSPOTLIGHT ON DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 3 Cyb

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SPOTLIGHT FEBRUARY 2004 - SUBJECTVERBATIMMULTIMEDIA STORAGEWACOMGRAPHIC TABLETSPretec 80X Cheetah CompactFlash CardsThese CF cards boast write

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SPOTLIGHT FEBRUARY 2004 - SUBJECTEPSONPHOTO PRINTERSLess than 50c per printSPOTLIGHT ON DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

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SPOTLIGHT FEBRUARY 2004 - SUBJECTLEXAR DIGITAL MEDIA AND ACCESSORIES6 SPOTLIGHT ON DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

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SPOTLIGHT FEBRUARY 2004 - SUBJECTKODAKDIGITAL CAMERAS & PHOTO PRINTINGSPOTLIGHT ON DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

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SPOTLIGHT FEBRUARY 2004 - SUBJECTHEWLETT-PACKARDPHOTO PRINTING TECHNOLOGYSANDISKFLASH MEMORY CARDS & READERS8

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