> > > Hmmm, think of this, there are sony digital camera's that store your
> > > pictures directly to floppy disk, compressed in JPEG.
> > > Those camera's use a chip, capable of realtime JPEG compression. I
don't
> > > know about decompression, I haven't had the opportunity to examine the
> > > camera up close, but I can imagine that it exists.
> > > Don't invent the wheel twice, look around...
> >
> >Maybe nice to know that I have got such a camera? Or rather, my father.
> >It actually sucks, because the resolution of the photos is very low
> >(320x240)...
>
> It sucks? MSX2 Screen 8 resolution is 256x212.. Yeah 256x424 if you want a
> headache.
Yes, it sucks, because all other cameras use a minimum resolution of
640x480. And that's a very big difference... I'd like my photos to be sharp.
And by the way, screen 8 is ugly too. What about screen 7 with a resolution
of 512x512???
Oh, by the way, I ran a li'll program on the background so I could test the
"overscan"-mode in screen 0, but oh what a surprise: the top 7 lines weren't
displayed anymore! Well that ain't a problem but it's definately strange.
> Anyway, it would suffice for images on most webpages wouldn't it? a page
> with images bigger than that should be banned anyway...=)
Ofcourse, but you can resize large images to small ones, not vice versa.
It was more expensive than other cameras which are in fact much better. Only
this one has a diskdrive in it for floppies. Easy, ok, I definately agree on
that. But nice-looking, no. Definately not. By the way, it's very large and
quite heavy (for a camera).
~Grauw
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