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Bob.... I bought it 5 years ago. At the time it was the best possible
choice for work related photos. It has audio record capabilities so that I
can label each shot with audio. All the pics you see on my webshots site...
except the boat shots on the East Arm are taken with this camera.

At the time the reviews rated the photo quality and performance the best of
anything available. It still has a multitude [hundreds actually] of programs
available for it that will expands it's abilities greatly. It takes jpeg and
tiff format shots. The average tiff shot is about 5 to 10 megs.

It came with a slew of software... which I didn't need nor used.... except
for an app to load or write programs to the camera. That was a really neat
feature.

I've dropped and beat this camera over the years and it still works
flawlessly.

But Bob... the best is that it has a built in flash and I've NEVER got
red-eye!

CM



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My Kodak DC290 arrived with
all
kinds of software.




Mooron's digital camera....

http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/DC290/ZFRONT.JPG

Now we all know what kind of expert he is!!!!

Bwahahahahaha!

RB



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Best do some research Bill..... it's a 5 year old camera... they don't make
it anymore... it hasn't been in production for 4 years. Win 98 was the
standard at the time. Several of my friends in my field of work use the same
unit and wouldn't trade it for anything.

It works and works very well....

CM

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We liked the inclusion of the Adobe PhotoDeluxe and PageMill software
programs, giving you extended photo manipulation capabilities and web
tools. We were also thrilled with the included USB cable. It's
interesting, however, that for Windows users, the accompanying
software is only compatible with Windows 98. All other versions
(Windows 95 and NT 4.0) require a trip to Kodak's website for a quick
little connection kit. Mac users should have no problems if running OS
8.5 and higher.

The DC290 is a good camera to have around for impromptu events or
casual rambles, perfect for those consumers who don't want to mess
with the technical side of things too much.


FORK ALERT! FORK ALERT! FORK ALERT!

BB



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Best do some research Bill..... it's a 5 year old camera... they don't make
it anymore... it hasn't been in production for 4 years. Win 98 was the
standard at the time.


No, REALLY????

Bwahahahaha!

RB
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Best do some research Bill..... it's a 5 year old camera... they don't
make
it anymore... it hasn't been in production for 4 years. Win 98 was the
standard at the time.


No, REALLY????

Bwahahahaha!


Yeah....


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Bobsprit wrote:

My Kodak DC290 arrived with

all
kinds of software.





Mooron's digital camera....

http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/DC290/ZFRONT.JPG

Now we all know what kind of expert he is!!!!

Bwahahahahaha!


I wonder what the lingerie models though of THAT

Does it come with a dirty mac?

Bwhahahhahaha

Cheers



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I wonder what the lingerie models though of THAT

Does it come with a dirty mac?

Bwhahahhahaha

Cheers


Tsk Tsk Tsk Nav...... I used the F4 of course.

CM


 
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