RN> That is what makes the world go around.  No matter where you go, you can
 RN> ask three people the same question and you'll get three different
 RN> responses.

That's wright.

 RN> We can do it in email if you prefer.  I'll be out of town next week
 RN> visiting relatives, so you may want to withhold any replies for me until
 RN> the 30th.

No panic, but it would be nice to do it here, if it's ok by the modeator. Then we
hopefully will get some more opinions.

 BF>> Sweden is far ahead in this matter and have laws against it aldready and
 BF>> I believe that the rest of Euroupe have it as well.

 RN> I must admit you've got me at a disadvantage on this topic because I don't
 RN> keep up to date on it.

Perhaps that is the problem with you over there. You only keep up with what's
happening inside USA and we see it as a global problem.

 BF>> A small one with 3 is enough for a "normal" photographer.

 RN> I'm still waiting for the prices to get lower.

Do you think they will?

 RN> I just remembered that my soon-to-be son-in-law has a pocket digital
 RN> camera he bought for $35.00.  I'm going to ask him about it when I see
 RN> him.  I don't believe he's ever used it.

Then you can use his.

 BF>> If the offline time is over 24 hours, yes.

 RN> Wow!  I wish they'd do that for the people in New Orleans.  Some of those
 RN> people went without power for weeks awhile back.

See, we are a bit ahead of you even in this.  :-)

//Bj”rn

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