Yes, you can. Since the DC4800 camera appears on the computer as a logical drive, in Picture Easy you can access the camera as you would access any other logical drive, such as C:\ or D:\ or E:\, etc. On the Picture Easy main screen, select the option for pictures from sources such as CD, Card Reader, or hard disk. Select the drive letter that represents the DC4800 camera.

Picture Easy Software 2.0 receives images from any TWAIN-compliant device, which includes most digital cameras and scanners. In addition, Picture Easy Software 2.0 will work with JPEG, TIFF, BMP, PHOTO CD, IMAGE PAC, and FLASHPIX image files that you already have, whether they are on your hard drive, on a CD-ROM, or on some other removable media such as a floppy disk or a ZIP drive.

KODAK Picture Easy Software 2.0 is a digital-imaging program for viewing, storing, organizing, printing, and sharing your digital images, especially when those digital images come from Kodak digital products. Use Picture Easy Software 2.0 to share your images by:

Picture Easy 3.0 requires your computer to have a PENTIUM Processor chip that operates at 90 MHz or greater. You can usually tell what type of processor you have by the model name. Example: P166, the P stands for PENTIUM and the 166 is the MHz.

Any good still camera with S-Video will be okay. You will also need a video card with the S-Video / Composite input (for example Radeon 9200) or a USB adapter(for example Belkin F5U208).

Yes, but we recommend that you use a camera with at least 3 million pixels and also have it set to the highest quality.

The latest generation of Megapixel+ digital cameras offer higher resolution, increased storage, and better color rendition than anything before. The following cameras are probably the closest competition to Kodak's DC260. Read rec.photo.digital for ongoing debate and advocacy of each one. Nikon's Coolpix 900 is widely considered to be "the other" top-of-the-line consumer camera and Kodak's closest competitor.

The auto-shutoff cannot be modified on the DC Series cameras. Using the AC adapter allows the camera to stay awake longer than it does on battery power, but it will still shut down. If the camera receives a command, such as to zoom the lens or to take a picture, the sleep timer cycle is interrupted and the camera continues to stay on.

To verify to Lease Your Body and the advertiser that you are indeed wearing the tattoo as contracted.

Yes. However you must be aware that the size and quality of your picture determines the finished job. We recommend that pictures are taken on a 3 (or more) mega pixel camera at the best available quality.

If you have a camera on your mobile phone, you will be able to post your picture using it. The steps are very simple. We check all profiles frequently. If we find any inappropriate listings, we have the right to delete it from the site. Yes you would be able to register on the student side of the site. You would need to pay a minimum registration fee to use this site.

Most digital cameras have proprietary file formats. If your camera outputs jpg, you can send the picture. If not, you need to open it in an image editing program and save it as a jpg file.

If you have access to a scanner, scan your photo at 300 dpi and save it as a .jpg or .tif file. Then you can e-mail the file to us. If you prefer to send a physical photo, we will provide you with our mailing address and you can mail it to us. Your original photo will be returned with your final order.

Yes, the FL-20 Flash (stock #200858) and the FL-36 Flash (stock #260113) are both available accessory flashes that cover a wide variety of lighting needs. The FL-50 (stock #260101) is designed for advanced to professional photograhphers who need the greatest light output.

Only for the C-770 Ultra Zoom. The FL-20 Flash (stock #200858) and the FL-36 Flash (stock #260113) are both available accessory flashes that cover a wide variety of lighting needs. The FL-50 (stock #260101) is designed for advanced to professional photograhphers who need the greatest light output.

For help with KODAK Picture Postcard Software, visit the Help Desk at http://www.kodak.com/US/en/digital/postcard/pictPostSupport.shtml or http://www.kodak.com/go/photodoc

There are a couple ways. 1) Ask a friend with a digital camera or camera phone to take pictures of your dog and email them to you. Then upload those attached files to our site 2) Take pictures of your dog with a film camera and get a copy of the developed on a digital CD. 3) Find a friend with a photo scanner, bring over some printed photos and scan them. (Note that scanner create very big files, so you may want to select the option to save the photos for the web so they are easier to upload)

Just press the button on the dock so that the USB device gets detected by the system and that gphoto2 software can detect it.

Most consumer grade ($300-$2000) digital cameras have either a fixed focal length wide angle lens, two times optical zoom (approximately 35-80mm lens, a three times zoom, up to five times or even 10 times zoom!) Some cameras in this class will use a Teleconverters, fish-eye converter, or wide angle converter lens to extend this range. A few cameras use a digital zoom, which electronically enhances the optical zoom.

Usually a IrDA digital camera expected to communicate to a computer and uses a protocol other than TCP/IP/PPP. Unless the camera supports TCP/IP/PPP, it would not be able to connect to EthIR LAN and upload digital pictures.

Answer The digital zoom uses the logic IC inside of the digital camera for calculation in order to accomplish the high quality zooming effect similar to that of an optical zoom.

at least 70 MB of free, hard-drive space prior to installation (for storage of the program and a modest number of pictures) Picture Easy Software 3.0 is not supported on WINDOWS 98, WINDOWS 3.x, or MACINTOSH Operating Systems.

Some cameras are designed for this, so you should check your manual. It's rare to find this feature in high quality digital cameras, but lower quality multifunction cameras with CMOS sensors sometimes offer this. See, for example, AipTek. If your camera doesn't already support some webcam features, you may still be able to do it if you have a video capture card (or USB device) of some kind, by connecting the video out from your camera to the video in on your PC.

The good news is, unless you are shooting close-up pictures of jewelry, you don't need an expensive camera to take good product shots. If you are shooting pictures for use on websites and not for print, you can get a good camera for less than $200. The quality of your images is going to depend much less on the sophistication of your camera and much more on your lighting and how well you operate the camera.

A Select the Add or Quick Add button from the Shopping Basket screen and go to the Pictures screen. Remove the memory card from your camera and insert the card into the card reader on your PC. The memory card will be automatically detected and a thumbnail view of the most recent folder from the card will be displayed. Alternatively, insert the card at any time. Go to the Pictures screen and locate the card's drive letter in the folder list.

Take a picture with the digital camera. (Refer to the digital camera user's manual for instructions.) Open your Imagine Pro software. Go to Open from Scanner/Camera under the File menu, or click the Open from Scanner/Camera icon on the toolbar. The Imagine Pro software has now accessed the digital camera software within Imagine Pro Refer to the digital camera user's manual to import the digitized photo. The image you just imported appears on the screen as a new project.

The versions differ in many significant ways. Picture Easy Software 1.0/1.1 was provided with (and only worked with) KODAK DC20 and DC25 Cameras and had a very limited set of features for the limited needs of its owners. Picture Easy Software 2.0 combines the popular ease-of-use of version 1.0/1.1 with the additional features described previously.