like they use in business presentations, and project your digital images on the wall.
Or, if you really still enjoy your Kodak Carousel, you can get a film recorder and convert your
digital images to slides!
At 03:22 PM 2/13/2004 +0800, you wrote:
I've just got back what may be my last 3 rolls of developed and mounted slides (having just purchased an *istD and Optio S4 to replace my Z1, MZ10 and Olympus XA). I've just got back from a skiing (and shopping) holiday in Japan and viewing the slides of the holiday leaves me in no doubt that slide film is the best image medium - at least until 3D images are available.
I've already sold my MZ10, and if I didn't need to sell my Z1 and various redundant lenses, flashes, etc to finance my move into digital I would keep them. I might keep the Olympus XA for the moment.
While I am very impressed with digital and believe it's the way of the future I am saddened that I cannot display my digital photos the way I can when I project my slides. It's all very well to have high resolution digital images but it's just not the same viewing them on a monitor or TV.
