Canon Photo Camera

I am looking at buying one of the new Canon SD1100IS cameras but currently own a Kodak EasyShare Photo Printer 500. Will it be compatible or a nightmare?

Of course! Just upload or transfer all your pics on your camera to your PC and then you can print the pics like you print any other file.

If your Kodak printer is a small printer that prints by just sticking a memory card or USB drive, transfer the pics to a USB drive or just stick the card in and print the pics.

Printers should print any files it is provided with and should not discriminate : )

2008-07-30 20:42:23 by Curious

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When I zoom the photos to actual pixels in camera or in computer, the picture becomes out of focus. Should anybody has this problem? What is the solution?

do you have a sample online so we can give a look? although this might happen, depending on the settings, you shall not expect to have a good focus every where...

2008-03-16 09:25:28 by Kuruvilla C

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Camera: Canon SD 1000
Because of my job I have to take pictures of photo ID's (Drivers licenses, State ID cards, school ID cards etc.) to keep on file. Does anyone know what settings will be best on this camera. 9 times out of 10 the pictures are taken indoors.

as your are copying a flat surface a small apeture can be used, so F4 or so and turn the flash off

edit in your experience/knowledge and i will come back and give more info if you like?

easy way is set up a tripod, stick the objct to the wall, double sided tape will do it, once you do it once perfect note the settings and repeat them as needed

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2007-11-15 22:01:48 by Nonof Y

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I'm not sure what the model of the printer is.
The camera is a Canon Digital Rebal xT, I believe.
Can I print pictures with it?

Should work fine. You may need a cable or to go through your computer to do it, but many photo printers have card slots. HP is a leader in home photo printers and Canon a top camera, so you shouldn't have any problems really.

2007-12-12 16:43:01 by kaileejb

I tried this before on a different camera and when I hooked it up to my computer, the deleted photos were still coming up. What do you do to permanently remove them?

The answer is yes and no. When you delete a file off a memory card, the camera will erase the pointer to the file, much like erasing a chapter from the table of contents for a book. The chapter may still be in the book, but if it's not listed in the table of contents, a reader can't find it.

So, in that sense, the file is gone. However, digital recovery software can recover the file, much like a reader can find a chapter in a book by simply flipping pages until you see the missing chapter. So, the deleted file could in theory be recovered unless overwritten.

2007-11-06 10:27:13 by sassyass