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John Sabato · 02-13-2002, 02:07 PM

You picked a good camera for the price range... My personal preference for viewing and editing software is Paint Shop Pro version 7--(from Jasc.com) An evaluation version good for 30 days is available

I have recently seen this software at COSTCO's warehouse for $59.00 after a 20.00 rebate. It has some great automatic photo enhancement features...

If you have a high speed internet connection you can also download it online. I wouldn't try it on a dial up connection unless you start the download and go away for the weekend

Digital Photography will eventually rule... Film will always be necessary for some applications, but with the advent of inexpensive photo printers, digital photography will be outselling film cameras within the next year or so (at least that's my prediction...)

best regards,

John Sabato

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John Sabato Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The Capital of the Free World Posts: 10,156 Thanks: 3,003 Thanked 2,309 Times in 1,098 Posts	[OT] Bill, many digital photo sins can be forgiven with good software You picked a good camera for the price range... My personal preference for viewing and editing software is Paint Shop Pro version 7--(from Jasc.com) An evaluation version good for 30 days is available I have recently seen this software at COSTCO's warehouse for $59.00 after a 20.00 rebate. It has some great automatic photo enhancement features... If you have a high speed internet connection you can also download it online. I wouldn't try it on a dial up connection unless you start the download and go away for the weekend Digital Photography will eventually rule... Film will always be necessary for some applications, but with the advent of inexpensive photo printers, digital photography will be outselling film cameras within the next year or so (at least that's my prediction...) best regards, John Sabato