Crissi ______________________________________________
On May 25, 2004, at 8:17 PM, Keith Cooper wrote:
I know it's been said before, and I don't know what kind of photography
you do, but I would strongly recommend a laptop rather than a storage
device. Once you start buying extra batteries for the device, surely
the cost must start reaching that of, as was suggested earlier, of an
entry level iBook.
Hi
I'd second that. I'm finally heading back from a month in the US, with a
Powerbook stuffed full of pictures. It has enabled me to maintain contact
while on the road, burn CDs to post back home and play the odd game of Quake
:-)
I looked at getting some form of storage device, but decided that for general use the laptop would win out.
Having now spent a length of time with a 1Ds, lenses, laptop, chargers,
batteries and several spindles of blank CDs. I'm curious as to how people
get on with digital in less 'developed' parts of the world?
bye for now
Keith Cooper
Northlight Images http://northlight-images.co.uk Photography - Digital Imaging - Apple Mac Consultancy
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