I just got a HP PSC 1510 printer from a friend and I need to replace the cartridges and want to know what is the better one for photos. It takes a 92 (black) 93 (tri-color) or 99 (photo). Now what is in it now is the 93 color and I was wondering if the 99 is that much better then the 93 when printing photos?
When I open a photo in Photoshop Elements or Photoshop and zoom in on it so much that some or all of the image goes off the screen, I can’t crop the image anywhere near the corners without the image rapidly moving once I drag the crop mark. How do I “freeze” the image so it doesn’t start scrolling around, so I can then start my crop from any of the corners of image?
I am planning to write a technical paper on technology related to digital cameras, coz i m a big fan of photography and i love to play with cameras. Pls, some guidance needed.
I really have two questions. One is about how digital cameras actually capture images and create image files. The other is about how cameras end up taking rectangular pictures. I mean, if you look at cameras. the lenses are circular, so how do they end up taking rectangular pictures, and why? Why are movies and photos always square, rather than circular?
I now have a Canon, but it’s all beat up and is getting a bit slow. What are the good brands for digital cameras?