photo develop..pls help

ck0112 · 5th February 2002

hi.am newbie for camera.just want to know if i want to send my photo that i took on my DC,should i just send my smart media card to them but some of my friend say burn into CD is cheaper.but how?like use what software..pls help me...and give details pls....really appreciate...arigato..

Simon · 5th February 2002

Hi ck0112,

Welcome to ClubSNAP.

I have move this post here because you have posted a similar thread in http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...&threadid=1178

Please try not to cross post; many of the helpful members here will help answer your questions with just one post.

Thanks

ck0112 · 5th February 2002

ok.sorry..

copland · 5th February 2002

most photo shops accept multiple media e.g. diskettes, zips, CF, SM, CDRs etc.

I send mine in on a zip disk cos I do not want to risk them losing my smartmedia memory card.

Don't think CDR is cheaper as once you burn it, you cannot erase it. Not sure whether photo shops can read CDRWs. If can, then it is ok.

5th February 2002	#1
ck0112 New Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 40	photo develop..pls help hi.am newbie for camera.just want to know if i want to send my photo that i took on my DC,should i just send my smart media card to them but some of my friend say burn into CD is cheaper.but how?like use what software..pls help me...and give details pls....really appreciate...arigato..

5th February 2002	#2
Simon ClubSNAP Admin Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: ClubSNAP Town Posts: 1,795	Hi ck0112, Welcome to ClubSNAP. I have move this post here because you have posted a similar thread in http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...&threadid=1178 Please try not to cross post; many of the helpful members here will help answer your questions with just one post. Thanks

5th February 2002	#4
copland Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 420	most photo shops accept multiple media e.g. diskettes, zips, CF, SM, CDRs etc. I send mine in on a zip disk cos I do not want to risk them losing my smartmedia memory card. Don't think CDR is cheaper as once you burn it, you cannot erase it. Not sure whether photo shops can read CDRWs. If can, then it is ok.