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Thread: Proper Camera

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    imported_Stephanie Guest

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    I am about to embark on a road trip and I was hoping you fellow travlers would be able to shed some light on cameras.

    I will have a web site where people can log onto and find out where I am across the US and I am hoping to include pictures of my journies as well. My problem is that I will not be bringing a computer along with me and will instead be using Kinko's to log in an update the website.

    Is my only option for a camera, a polaroid instant? I will not be able to stop places and get the film from a regular camera developed. I thought a digital camera would be good but if I do not bring my own computer with me, I would assume I wouldn't then have the proper equipment to hook up to various computers along my trip. I thought the polaroid would be instant(although extremly pricey) and essentially my only option.

    Does anyone know another way to do this? Any information would be of help.

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    Default USBs and mem cards

    Personally, I would go with a digital with extra memory cards. I would assume most Kinko computers have USB ports. I can hook up my camera via USB cable and it creates an instant extra drive on the computer listing all the pictures on the card. I would think you would select those photos that you want on your website to be uploaded and be done with it. If their computer's have CD-RW drives, I don't see why you couldn't save the photos on the memory cards to a CD while you're at it. That way you could delete the pictures from the camera's memory cards and have room for more pictures. I'm not an expert at this, but I believe this is how it would work. Maybe you should check with Kinkos to see if they think this would work for you.

    Have fun on your trip!

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    Default I agree with the digital camera!

    Check out what is available at Kinko's for digital cameras!

    http://www.kinkos.com/our_services/store_services/digital.php


    Besides, the best pictures on the internet are from digital cameras.

    I'm also confused as how you were going to get the polaroid pictures onto the web site.

    Utahtea

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