At 11:29 PM 10/13/2002 -0700, you wrote: > >What is the best way to get the 72 dpi images captured by a typical digi >cam to a more usable 150 or 300 dpi file without losing data or having >the program fill in the blanks? The short answer is to not worry about it. Your G2 gives an 11.6mb, 2272X1704 "dot", file. That is enough information to make very nice 8X10-inch prints. Just crop your image file slightly to 8X10 aspect ratio and send it to your printer. The printer front end will use the file to fill what ever size paper you set it up with. In this case an 8X10 will be printed with about 230 dpi of information. If you plan to go farther than just making a few 8X10-inch prints from your G2, check out a basic digital image printing info site like Kodak's at: http://www.kodak.com/US/en/digital/dlc/book3/chapter5/index.shtml There is a wealth of digital information on the web and this site should start you in the right direction. Dave East Englewood --------------------------
