dblohm

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Thanks to everyone for your thoughtful responses. - Dave

I have a Canon i9900 and love it. But I want to print in a larger

format without going to a lab. Can you suggest which printers I

should consider?

I am building a website to sell my photos. How do I prevent someone

from right clicking and doing a "save as"? I have already

watermarked the images and imbedded the copyright info.

 

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

I posted here first and realized that I should have posted in the Canon EOS forum. That's what you get when you're a "newbie" to posting.

I recently purchased a Canon D5. The camera comes factory preset

with Color Temp at 5200 and White Balance at the mid-range. I have

found that these settings are not delivering the best resullts for

nature, scenery, etc. Have you had any experience with this camera

(or settings of this type) that you can share?

I recently purchased a Canon D5. The camera comes factory preset

with Color Temp at 5200 and White Balance at the mid-range. I have

found that these settings are not delivering the best resullts for

nature, scenery, etc. Have you had any experience with this camera

(or settings of this type) that you can share?