2012/3/7-26 [Consumer/Camera] UID:54328 Activity:nil | 3/7 Does anyone else think the iPad3 isn't really that much better
than the iPad2? I don't really understand the hype.
\_ 5MP camera? My 1-yr-old Android phone has a 8MP auto-focus camera
(plus a 1MP focus-free one on the front.)
\_ The iPad camera seems like a joke to me. The iPad is just
to big to be useful for taking pictures. Maybe it makes
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2010/8/29-9/30 [Consumer/Camera, Computer/SW/Languages] UID:53939 Activity:nil | 8/28 Hi, anybody printed a photo image to a big plotter? Something like
36"x36"? I'm wondering how many megapixels the image need to
have in order for the print to "look good". There is a rule of
thumb? Like 6 megapixel is good for X size print. 10 megapixel
is good for Y size print. Thanks.
\_ You don't need that many more megapixels for much bigger prints,
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2007/10/8-9 [Consumer/TV] UID:48262 Activity:kinda low | 10/8 I'm looking for a handheld video player can do hdtv (720P?) video
out and play Xvid and Divx video. Does such a beast exist?
\_ I saw someone on BART about a year ago watching movies on a device
about 1" think and just slightly larger than a DVD. I didn't quiz
her on what formats it supported but I was sure jealous she was
watching a movie while I was watching Oakland go by.
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2007/8/5-22 [Consumer/Camera] UID:47537 Activity:low | 8/5 I'm thinking of getting a serious SLR camera. Costco is selling
a Canon SLR for $1299. Is that a decent SLR at a decent price?
\_ If you don't know, you shouldn't be buying a $1300 camera. -tom
\_ I agree with tom. What do you need it for? If you don't
know, it's obviously not _worth_ it. If you do know, only you
can make that decision. If you're wondering about price
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2006/11/2-4 [Consumer/Camera, Computer/HW/Printer] UID:45109 Activity:kinda low | 11/02 A one megapixel picture on screen looks pretty good. Yet if you print
the same picture on a sheet of paper that's the same size as the screen
image, it looks bad regardless of what inkjet/laser printer you use.
Why is there a difference?
\_ That's a good question. Assuming a proper photo print out
(real developed photo or dye-sublimation printing), I can
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