Digital Camera recommendations ...

[Matthew Carpenter]

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Actually, there was a news article which commented on the quality of
home-printers approaching that of the pros, and that studies are showing
their color-fastness and overall longevity being better :)

Klaus-Peter Schrage wrote:
| Ben Duncan wrote:
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|> Net Llama! wrote:
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|>> On Mon, 20 Dec 2004, Ben Duncan wrote:
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|>>> My wife has decided that she wants a digital camera for Christmas.
|>>> She also wants the computerless "printer" to go along with it.
|>>>
|>>> I have $350 to spend on it total.
|>>>
|>>> Any recommendations out there?
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|>> What's a computerless printer?
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|> It's one of those "Photo" printers. Takes the media cards, has a LCD
|> panel and doe not require a PC to operate.
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| Although I do a lot of digital photographing since about one year when I
| bought me a Canon Powershot S50 (US prices seem to have fallen down to
| your price limit), I never print out pictures on a home printer.
| Overall, print services where you can upload your data or carry them on
| a CD are a better value when you take into account the costs of ink and
| special paper, and they are usually better in quality.
|
| So, I'd save the money for the printer and invest it in a better camera
| instead.
| Klaus
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