No. You can take pictures with a normal film camera and then ask your local camera store to put the images on to a Photo CD. You can then upload images directly from the CD. Images stored on a Picture CD are usually at a resolution of approx 1024 x 1536 pixels (this is the width and height of the image) and in JPEG format. Mention that you require the images to be viewed on your PC. The quality of the pictures will be far better than is required to be viewed on the internet.

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.

Sure. We do, however, highly recommend you use a minimum 1.3 mega pixel, and preferably a 2.1 mega pixel or higher camera to take your shots with. Older cameras with lower resolutions will produce visibly inferior photos which produce inferior quality imprints.

Plug the camera into the USB port on the computer and turn the camera on. The computer will automatically recognize that a camera is attached and open iPhoto on the Mac, or the Import Wizard on the PC. Click the import button on the Mac, or follow the Import Wizard on the PC. Quicklinks ------------------ Calendars Contact CourseINFO Web Sites Directory Employment Give Online PowerSchool (faculty) PowerSchool (families) Site Map Transportation Virtual Bookstore Ways of Giving

Many internet cafes, telephone or photo shops offer the service to download your photos off your digital camera and to burn them on CD or load them up to the internet.

If you only have paper photographs, you can send them to our Sacramento office with $15 and we will scan your photo in and upload it to your profile. Send them to:

In 4 color printing it is all about resolution. Try to take your own photos at the highest resolution possible to insure the best printing. This means your memory card will take the fewest photos but the quality will be much better. If you are using pictures from your digital camera they will work just fine if they are jpgs; the quality of jpg images from digital cameras seems to be much better than jpgs that are used on the web.

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.

No problem. There are a number of ways to have photos uploaded to your advert. Firstly you could ask around friends, family and neighbours. Someone will probably have a digital camera that you could borrow. They may tell you that they will have to download your photos from the camera to their own computer. This is no problem as they can either email them to you, save them onto a CD for you or even upload them for you. To upload them for you they will only need your MyKeys.co.

Submitted photos do NOT have to be digital photos from a digital camera. Any digital scan will do, as long as the end result is a JPG or JPEG file. You may submit scans of negatives, transparencies, or photographs taken with normal cameras.

There are many good digital cameras on the market. Look for at least 1-2 mega pixel resolution, flash, macro capability and a preview screen. SLR cameras are more accurate for close-up photos. Some (Sony for instance) also capture short video clips. Transferring the photos to the computer can be time consuming - look for a "Sans-disk" adapter or USB connection.

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)

No! Digital cameras are nice, but not necessary. Pictures taken with a good quality camera are fine and can be scanned in with a scanner. If you prefer, many drug stores and other photo processing centers can digitize your picture -- put your pictures on a floppy disk or CDROM -- for a few extra dollars. For easy uploading, make sure they store pictures in the jpeg format.

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

No. Although digital cameras are convenient, you can scan your film camera negatives or prints and submit the files to Image Showcase. There is no denying the convenience of digital cameras and the turn-around time of the results they produce, but film cameras still have a lot going for them - especially if you have a large collection of images on film and are used to making images this way. The benefits of a film camera is that you can scan the negative to almost whatever digital size you like.

You need some way of getting a JPEG or GIF file (an image file) onto your computer. The image file can be on your desktop, your hard drive, a floppy, ZIP disk, CD, or any other "drive". The file can come from a scanner, digital camera, video camera, a photo CD or disk (from your photo processor), from an email (if you have a friend who can send you your images), or from a website.

One major upgrade needed by almost all digital cameras is a higher capacity memory card. You should buy as large a...

You can use any VHS, S-VHS, 8mm, Hi-8 or digital camera that has a "video out" port. Most VHS, S-VHS, and 8mm camcorders come with a RCA out. This works good. Hi-8 and digital camcorders usually have a s-video out port. This is better. If your camera is a digital camera, we will use the firewire port. This is the BEST. The other key factor to check on your camera is that it has a manually adjustable shutter speed. We recommend at least 1/1000th and up.

Spare batteries and media cards/storage are must-haves. Here are my accessories - roughly, in order of importance: Recharger and spare set of rechargable batteries/power supply. 2200 mAh batteries are best (if your camera takes AA-type batteries). A quick charger that allows both slow and fast charging (slow preserves battery life; fast charges them within an hour when you're pressed for time) is great -- and they often come with car adapters. Extra media storage.

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.

We recommend that you send us approximately 6 photographs to work with, showing various interior and exterior views of your property. We allow a minimum of 3 photographs.

If you do not see a browse button to the right of the entry field shown below, your browser evidently does not support this function. We suggest that you upgrade your browser to the latest version of Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer. Meanwhile, if you want us to setup your photos on your auction for you, go ahead and submit your auction without photos and e-mail us your photos at info@marinebidexchange.com with instructions as to what photo goes with what item in your auction.