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I can answer basic questions about content and some more technical questions as well as answer questions for models about starting a model career or hobby. I enjoy all genres of photography and would be happy to look at and give my input on any photos anyone might have online.
Experience in the area
I am a photography hobbyist. I do it largely for fun, but have learned a good amount along the way. Not so much the technical aspect, but the content aspects. I have photographed both people and nature, and people in nature. lol.
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Recent Answers from James
2009-09-06 copying photos from computer to card reader:
This is really outside of my expertise. I don't even know what a digital picture frame and card reader are. I am familar with USB memory card or memory sticks. I typically place photos on CDs or DVDs.
2009-07-11 digital format raw, jpeg:
I think with the right software you should be able to print in raw or jpg. There are a lot of cameras with different versions of a "RAW" format. I think Cannon is trying to set the standard, but we're
2006-03-01 going digital:
I'm not really an expert on that, but I do believe there are services out there that will do that for you. They can also turn VHS home videos into DVDs etc. Scanning them yourself would be my first suggestion
2006-02-20 Fake or not?:
I can't say with absolute certainty if it is real or fake. I'd be curious to know what the website is in reference to to better shape my opinion. I see the lines around the person on the right's hand,
2006-01-09 photography:
I'm not that familar with that kind of thing, but I believe you can use a typical scanner and scan them. There should be an option for scanning negatives and/or transparencies. And scanners I believe can
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