Here's my card. It's not the best, and I knoW I've done better, but. :P

Not much wintery around here, anyways! The only way I can tell its not the other three is that our trees are almost bare! :)

http://imageshack.us/a/img89/924/happyholiday1.th.jpg

I know. The only thing I was missing was voltage information, provided by someone else. But thank you. :)

UHH? And yeah, I grabbed the wrong code... fixed it in an edit. :lol:

Heh, living out in the desert, I fear the only shot I could get is the moon =3 There is a bridge, but its tiny, and presumably an ancient vehicle bridge for a church that blew up over a decade ago. XD

Oh, there are these for landscapes:

http://imageshack.us/a/img690/6748/1019234.th.jpg

http://imageshack.us/a/img41/2218/1019239.th.jpg

I feel so unprofessional here XD I am, but...

Thanks for that. At least we have the cable. :)

Alright, thanks. What is the voltage, then? Just for reference. :)

Yep, nothing really comes up, save eBay auctions that neglect this information. :)

Some pictures we, my sister and I, took with a recently resurrected HP Photosmart 935c camera. Were trying out with a tripod and long exposures-- some CCD noise, I'm afraid, but. :)

http://imageshack.us/a/img685/3386/hpim2196n.th.jpg

http://imageshack.us/a/img59/3615/hpim2204q.th.jpg

I picked this up at a thrift shop, cheap, mostly for the flash cable. My sister pointed out and said I might want to know the actual ohms on it, before hooking it up to my Kodak? Any help for a camera newb? :lol:

All it came with was flash, cable, and a small note packet, which doesn't have this on it.

Hi, I'm Asuyuka. I'm a 25 year old nerd with a camera. :D

I dabble a lot in arts, from music (FLStudio and Mixtikl), Digital and 3D (way too many to list) and Photography.

I have two cameras on hand-- an old Pentax ZX-M as my analog, and a newer (barely) Kodak DX6490 Easyshare.

I'm an amateur, but I love it. :)

And if I'm allowed to show off some pictures in my intro posts? :)

http://asuyuka-kimeno.deviantart.com/art/Heavenly-Bamboo-I-314056259?q=gallery%3Aasuyuka-kimeno%2F10024051&qo=15

http://asuyuka-kimeno.deviantart.com/art/Rainbow-325218902?q=gallery%3Aasuyuka-kimeno%2F10024051&qo=5

http://asuyuka-kimeno.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d579i92

And one taken with my parent's Coolpix. I was toying with the dusk settings :) So it came from the camera purple:

http://asuyuka-kimeno.deviantart.com/art/Cloudy-Skies-298443452?q=gallery%3Aasuyuka-kimeno%2F10024051&qo=22

My SLR is analog. My other camera is an old Kodak digital. It does have lots of noise, but I love how light it is and how I can take it nearly everywhere. Then again, my SLR is not that heavy (its a Pentax ZX-M, a student Pentax. My digital is a DX6490)

I think that if I were to upgrade to a better than point and shoot camera, I would get a hybrid. They look very interesting, higher quality images without a mirror. :)

Amateur photographer here, so take what I say with a grain of salt. :)

I've used both. There are some features I love in the cheaper Corel PSP X4 then in Photoshop, like light temperature adjustments and editable effect layers. I use Photoshop for other things than photos, like coloring lineart.

Also, most Photoshop plugins will have little or no trouble running in Corel. Topaz provides a trial, if you're curious. :)