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I recently bought a Minolta Dimage 5, at about the same time that I found your great site. Thanks for the valuable tips and techniques. I am sending an example of the incredible macro capabilities of this camera. It is one of the reasons I purchased it. Amy Wagner

I originally found your page while trying to get some help for my new Toshiba PDR-M71 digital camera. Overall, I am really really pleased with it. I was driving my daughter to her basketball game when we saw this. We HAD to stop and get a couple of shots. Even my 12-year-old has learned to appreciate this type of beauty. I hope everyone else will too. Denise Porter - Kentucky

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Banished to the back porch, Cleo takes one last look at the Christmas Turkey... Love this site! One workaround I found for no USB is a dual card reader. It is no trouble at all, works just like a removable drive, solves the problem quite handily. See, I got an incredible deal on my Olympus C-2500L ($350 new on eBay). Bought a 128 Mb CF card to go with the 32Mb SM provided. Only had it 6 weeks and presently shooting at medium quality. SHQ just uses too much space until I get my 100Gb hard drive installed. Thanks for a great site and I will send lots of others here soon! Earl Doty Ozark, Alabama

Hi there. I think your site is really great! I recently purchased a Fujifilm FinePix 4700, and use it with Photoshop 5.5. Here is a picture for your site! Ryan LaFlamme

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