What is a good program for a digital camera for printing and keeping all your photos.?
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Picasa from Google is a great one they have a lot of other cool programs too available for free! Check the link below for info on Picasa. Also the other link is for the other software from Google! Hope this helps!
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YOu need a multi-function printer. A pure printer can't scan photoes.
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"adobe creative suite"\nits a package\nyou get indesign\nillustrator\nphotoshop\ngo live \nand acrobat\nits everything you will need
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digital camera-computer-printer!!\nwhen U buy your camera,you get a disc with easily to follow promting,an that's you ,loaded for bear,\nor jeep, whatever U like to photograph!
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I know a Free software , as the company which created it says " it's what should have with your camera" , here is the site for the FREE download software :http://downint.googlepages.com/photosoftware
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I've tried saving disk space by resizing photos but that's usually a permanent change.  If you want to print them, the quality suffers.\n\nIf you don't already have a built-in CD burner, it might be a good investment to get one and store your photos on CD.  Each CD holds slightly less than 700MB.  An average photo is right around 1MB so you can save almost 700 photos per CD, in original size. Then you can completely erase them from your hard drive.\n\nJust something to consider.
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Try Filelodge, or Photobucket, both are free... but beware, if there servers crash your pics are gone! External hard drives are cheep, 100gig for $60-$70 I use one for my music & pictures...
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I have a canon SD 450, 5 Megapixels.  Works great and probably under $300.  Canon's known as one of the best for digital cameras.  If you want, you can get the SD 550, which is 7.1 MP, and its still under $500.  But you don't really need that many megapixels unless you want to print something the size of a billboard.  \n\nCheck it out:\nhttp://shopping.yahoo.com/s:Digital%20Cameras:4168-Brand=Canon
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there are many good photo software programs , but you need an ideal one . to see the Ideal photo software see this short review and they have links to FREE Full version programs "not trail" \nhttp://downint.googlepages.com/photosoftware
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I don't know about the best, but I just learned about a site called Photobucket.  Check it out.
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the "best" one i have found that prints a reasonable print and has a scanner to is the lexmark 3-n-1 printer-scaner-copyer is at walmart for around 70 bucks USD
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Picasa from Google is easy, fast and free. (and makes it very simple to email your photos and/or share them in other creative ways.)http://picasa.google.com/\n\nIf you want more sophistication try Paint.Net http://www.eecs.wsu.edu/paint.net/download.html \n\nor Gimp  http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.html\n\nThey're both free and feature-packed (not far from Adobe's Photoshop.)
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All in one scanner, printer, and copier are the best.  \nHP PSC 1510 is less than $90.  Reall cool. \nE
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try the Epson Perfection 2480 Scanner Limited Edition.\n\nOr the HP's Scanjet 5530. The photo feeder holds up to 24 photos and has a photo-restoration feature.
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Here are two of my choices:\n\nFor a professional-like but totally free great photo editing software try GIMP. You will use it for many other editing jobs too:\n\nhttp://www.gimp.org/\n\nFor a less sophisticated but still totally free program try Paint.NET. It looks and feels like the original Windows Paint but much more muscle power:\n\nhttp://www.eecs.wsu.edu/paint.net/\n\nOK...For a REALLY simple editor which can resize and crop images to specific sizes try:\n\nhttp://www.softforall.com/Multimedia/MediaManagement/CoffeeCup_Free_Viewer_Plus07060042.htm
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You can try paperless printer. It gets installed in your system and anything that you can print can be converted into jpg, pdf etc.
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Here's a webpage that lists a lot of options with good reviews of each option:\n\nhttp://www.thefreecountry.com/utilities/backupandimage.shtml\n\nI've never used any of the free programs, I've always used Ghost to create my images.