Early Commercial Luger Survey--another call

Tim · 09-25-2004, 06:04 PM

Pete,
It's a small Kodak "Easy Share". I think it is 3.1 megapixel. I am used to old SLR's, and have shot film with Nikon's for years. This thing looks like a toy next to my F3. Results speak for themselves.
I have a slow, old computer (second gen pentium) and am connected to the internet with a plain old 56.6 modem. I rarely get speed greater than 48 though. The price of living way out in the sticks...
I don't have adobe photoshop, and my computer runs windows 98... The camera came with software, but I am still playing with it. As soon as I get this all figured out, I'll post a gallery with everything from this 1900 to a new Stainless Luger and several examples in between.

09-25-2004, 06:04 PM	#9
Tim Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The Great North Woods of Wisconsin Posts: 100 Thanks: 7 Thanked 4 Times in 2 Posts	Pete, It's a small Kodak "Easy Share". I think it is 3.1 megapixel. I am used to old SLR's, and have shot film with Nikon's for years. This thing looks like a toy next to my F3. Results speak for themselves. I have a slow, old computer (second gen pentium) and am connected to the internet with a plain old 56.6 modem. I rarely get speed greater than 48 though. The price of living way out in the sticks... I don't have adobe photoshop, and my computer runs windows 98... The camera came with software, but I am still playing with it. As soon as I get this all figured out, I'll post a gallery with everything from this 1900 to a new Stainless Luger and several examples in between. __________________ The intent of the second amendment was not to allow the private ownership of firearms. If it had been it would have said something like "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed"...

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