- Original Message -
From: "Nick Clark"
Subject: Re: displaying digital photos
> Andy Rouse is a very well known (at least in the UK)
wildlife photographer. He uses Canon gear, but then we
can't all be perfect. He's recently gone digital too.
You'all have
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Sent: 2/14/04 4:56:56 AM
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Subject: Re: displaying digital photos
- Original Message -
From: "Nick Clark"
Subject: Re: displaying digital photos
> We are just arranging a
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Sent: 2/13/04 4:56:17 PM
To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: displaying digital photos
With a resolution that will send you back to the TV to look at the
images. Yea, that's what
he wants...
At 07:03 A
Even an 800x600 SVGA LCD projector has better resolution than a TV.
(Heck, even VGA is better than composite video bandwidth).
A 1280x1024 projector has the same resolution as the best HDTV sets
(although the image isn't as wide - 5:4 aspect ratio rather than 16:9)
[For the nitpickers: Yes, HDTV
With a resolution that will send you back to the TV to look at the
images. Yea, that's what
he wants...
At 07:03 AM 2/13/04, you wrote:
For around $1000 USD, you can get a LCD Projector,
like they use in business presentations, and project your digital images
on the wall.
Or, if you really sti
For around $1000 USD, you can get a LCD Projector,
like they use in business presentations, and project your digital images on
the wall.
Or, if you really still enjoy your Kodak Carousel, you can get a film
recorder and convert your
digital images to slides!
At 03:22 PM 2/13/2004 +0800, you wro
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