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[P3D Tim Stabler <TSTABLER@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I admit that, with being away for a day, I had several digests to 
look at and with classes all day, I still have 3 or 4 to read.  Saw 
the comments about cameras and the masses.  Thought I would add my 
comments.

Got married a year ago last August.  When I arrived at the church, I 
remembered my Nikon N90s was at home and I was going to take pictures 
at the reception.  So, went across the street and got two "throw-
aways" for photographs of the reception.  First day of honeymoon, 
when we got to the hotel, I found a place and had them developed in 
one hour.  I was surprised at the excellent quality of the 
photographs.  Remember, I am a Nikon fan!!!

What we need is a Kodak, Loreo-style, throw-away that people can get 
prints of in an hour.  They could look at the photos "free-hand" or 
perhaps Kodak could have a $5 viewer available.  Once hooked into the 
third dimension, then the market for better equipment would begin to 
open.  I would assume that such a camera would have flash built in.

Otherwise, I agree with George. 





Timothy A. Stabler, Ph.D.
Department of Biology
Indiana University Northwest
Gary, IN 46408

(219)980-6718
FAX: (219)980-7125


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