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Digital Camera Tips:
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Are Special Digital
Photo Printers Necessary?
Here's a question that every digital camera owner asks, "Do I need a special digital photo printer to get great digital prints?" Not necessarily, and not if you have a computer and
an inkjet printer. Regular inkjet printers that connect
to a computer print out great digital pictures these
days. But printer quality can vary. It's safer to avoid
off-brands and stick These days, there are some incredible new printers on the market that make printing photos a breeze. Plus, you can't beat the convenience of printing pictures at home when you need them. But don't think you have to run out and buy a computer just to print your photos. If you don't have a computer (or don't know how to use one), you can still print digital photos. There are several models of printers that print right from your memory card. All you need to do is insert your Flash memory card into the correct slot and print. Some cameras, such as the Kodax EasyShare have a dock that will print pictures directly from the camera (as well as recharge your batteries). Special photo printers are great if you don't mind spending more for extra features. But they're not really necessary unless you print photos constantly. The inks used in home digital Professional photo labs now print digital photos that last as long as traditional prints. There are many digital photo developing labs on the web. You can also get your photos printed your local photo lab, photo kiosk or online: Here are a couple of possibilities: 4x6 Prints Only 24¢ at the Wal-Mart Photo Center Get film-quality prints from your digital camera
at Shutterfly. It would nice if choosing a camera were as easy as deciding
what shoes to buy. Like a shoe, a digital camera has to
be the right "size" and fit your lifestyle, but
there's more to consider for a good match. Next: Tips on
buying a digital See you next time! Rufina James P.S. Don't forget to sign up for the Digicam Newsletter. You'll get news, reviews, tips and the latest developments in digital photography in your email every month for free. Just send a blank email to: digicamnews@masteryourdigitalcamera.com |
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