luth-astro{at}earthlink.net wrote:

> Most if not all good information that I have found about connecting
> digital cameras to OS/2 have to do with high end cameras I can't afford.
>
> Getting an affordable camera working on OS/2 seems to be either a hit or
> miss situation of trial and error or a full time occupation  locating
> enough data in advance to be sure of what you are doing.  I've found
> neither of the latter to get me anywhere.
>
> Then I remembered seeing services for developing film and putting the
> pictures on CD.  But since all my camera equipment was stolen I'm up
> against buying for that.
>
> Is that kind of service reliable?  Will it likely be around for the
> forseeable future?  Are the resultant CD's going to be yet another
> situation requiring the services of more brainy OS/2 hobbiests or pros
> to use?
>
> Please don't think the latter question stupid.  Some people make time
> for the important things in their lives by avoiding computer fiddling -
> not the other way around.  I don't mind installing stuff.  It's just
> getting beyond me to install, fritz, fiddle, tweak, alter, adjust, and
> go.
>
> Jim L, via eCS 1.14 version of OS/2
>
>

  Hi, I use a "cheap" Everex digital camera (cost me AUS$ 150) it connects
via USB with absolutely no problems as long as you are using the latest
(software choice or eCS website) drivers.

  I have used both Kodak and Rabbit Photo CD services without problems.
Kodak used to use their own format but I think everyone has now standardised
on Jpeg. This should work for you without any problems.

Cheers/2

Ed.



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