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when shopping for a digital camera if it says operating system support and it doesn't say vista?

can I still use it with my pc ????? it says windows xp and windows 2000 but not not vista will I still be able to save pics to my computer because of this ???

vista has so many problem nut being compatable with software & hardware U have 2 check with the company. they should have never released vista till it was ready

a NEX 5N - digital camera $549.99 Sony a NEX 5N - Digital camera - mirrorless system - 16.1 Mpix body only - black

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Extra Wireless Digital Camera $180 Add Up To 4 Cameras & Create Your Own Surveillance System The 4 Channel Wireless Digital Camera comes complete with one camera but you can add up to four surveillance cameras for a total surveillance package. Place the cameras around you home, office, or property and let them transmit to a wireless receiver (not included) up to 800 ft. away with zero interference. Start monitoring your home or property today.

Nikon Digital SLR Camera System Bag. $39.99 A practical and stylish way to transport your camera and lenses to and from your photographic locationsSuitable for D3000, D3100, D5100, D90.Waterproof padded bag.Main compartment accommodates a camera with a lens attached.Number of pocket(s):2.Interior dividers.Neck/shoulder strap.Weight: 450g.External size: H22, W27, D15cm.

New ARRI DIGITAL CAMERA SYSTEM unveiled at IBC 2009

Does the zone system apply to digital cameras as well as Film cameras?

And if you take an exposure reading off of a gray card is it still necessary to use the zone system to get proper exposure?

I was going to right this all out, but decided it was just to much work, so I will give it to you in a nutshell.

I learned the Zone System from Ansel Adams many years ago. Even though everyone concentrates on exposure, there are basically three components to it: The initial exposure, the film developement and the print. Each of these has their counterpart in digital photography.

The Zone System, while developed for film because that was what Adams had, isn't really an exposure system per se. It doesn't even begin with the exposure.

It begins with the visualization. It is with the visualization that you assign your tonalities from lightest to darkest according to your idea of the final image. The correct exposure for that image is when you hit those tonalities within the capabilities of the sensor or film.

The film development has been replaced by post processing in digital work. This is where you 'develope' your contrast range. This is directly analogous to film developement and you are accomplishing the same things.

The output or print stage is also directly analogous to what you would do in a conventional dark room. You dodge and burn digitally instead of under the enlarger, but you do it and for the same reasons. Just like he would have different stocks of paper he would use to bring out the tonality of the print to best advantage, there are papers for digital printing that achieve the same thing. That's why top quality papers have different printing profiles for different printers and the very exact people have custom profiles done.

Anybody who thinks, and some do, that Adams did everything in the camera doesn't know how he worked.

Yes, the Zone System can apply to digital as well as film if you want to achieve that kind of craftsmanship. While the type of photography I do professionally doesn't lend itself to using the Zone System, I do tend to think in terms of zones when I am setting my exposure and for some of my personal stuff, I do use the Zone System converted as it applies to digital photography.

Note on exposure: There is a technically correct exposure and this is the one that is almost always correct. Almost is the key word. There is another kind of exposure that may not be technically correct, but is correct for the image. This is something you shouldn't worry about until you can get the technically correct image.

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