on 3/1/03 12:23 pm, Bob Croxford wrote. > > In a message dated 2/1/03 11:48:31, starphoto writes: > > << I would say that any self contained digital camera or printer that is not > connected directly to a PC might come into this grey area. >> > > Dear Sam > > I think I am missing something. Are there any digital cameras that do not > require a computer to process the images for professional use? >
Bob, As someone has already mentioned, this current UK tax advantage is a little grey in definition. I am not sure of the exact rules other than to say that I have gained a tax saving from my local tax office through buying a high end digital back and peripherals that can only be operated through the software on an external computer, In other words they are useless by themselves unlike the D1 or similar which you can point and click and store an image within the equipment. This may be the grey area that others have refered to and it is why I think buyers should check with their accountants or tax office in advance if the cashback is relevant. Regards Sam =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
