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If
you know that you will be sharing images only through email and the
Internet, you should consider choosing a camera setting that will capture
images that have a resolution of about 640x480. The lower resolution will
allow more images to be saved on a memory card and will make uploading,
sending, and downloading much easier and faster. (NOTE: If there is
some possibility that you or someone else will need to print an image, play
it safe and set your camera to a higher quality setting. Photo editing
software can always be used after the image is captured to resize the
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Most
monitors have a screen resolution of about 72 dpi. An image that has a
resolution of 640x480 will be over 8 inches wide on a computer (640
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72). If the image had more pixels, the person viewing it would need to
scroll left, right, up, and down to view the entire image. |
E-Mail
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Perfect way
to share a few images at a time.
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Use low
resolution setting to avoid long upload time for the recipient |
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On-Line Photo Albums
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Excellent
way to show lots of images.
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Create
various albums based on activities or viewing access
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Select who
you would like to have the ability to see the on-line album(s).
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Visitors
have free access and have the ability to order their own prints –
Your Photos On-Line |
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