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Hi! Does the option to update a photo work? I have updated few photos like three days ago, I have done hard refresh on the browser, I have cleaned the cache, but still the new updated photos are not shown, but the old ones.

<p>Here where I live they wouldn't let me to make a test shot in a store.<br /><br />Dpi does matter, for example the sites like Shutter Stock ask the images to be in the resolution of 300 dpi. And I think dpi is more important for image quality than the total number of pixels. I bought Practica Luxmedia 10-03 camera a year ago, and was very disappointed when I saw it produces images in 96 dpi. Thanks for the information on BenQ GH700, after I read some reviws I think I am not interested in this camera anymore.<br /><br />Thanks for all replies.</p>

<p>Thanks, but I need the information, if anyone knows.</p>

<p>Does it give the image resolution of 300 dpi or 96 dpi?</p>

<p>Aaah, lol lol lol, EUREKA, I have twigged it out! O_O The Stabilizer works only when the Record Mode is set to AUTO. I was using Av, so the Stabilizer didn't work. Alright. But it would be nice if that was written in the Manual. Cheers, and thanks for your responses.</p>

<p>Hmmm, in the Manual it says:<br>

<strong><em>Using the Stabilizer</em></strong><br>

<em>The Stabilizer function prevents blurred images caused by shaking.</em><br>

<strong><em>To activate Stabilizer</em></strong><br>

<em>Press the Stabilizer button on top of your camera to enable/disable stabilizer. If Stabilizer is enabled, the stabilizer icon is displayed on the LCD monitor and the ISO setting is automatically set to Auto. See “ISO” on page 30 for more details.</em><br>

And on the page 30:<br>

<em>If the Stabilizer is enabled, ISO is automatically set to Auto and cannot be adjusted. To adjust ISO, disable Stabilizer first.</em><br>

So, I am confused. Does the stabilizer button just set the ISO value to AUTO? Anyway, it definitely doesn't work, because there is no stabilizer icon displayed when I press the button, although it should be.</p>

<p>Hello. I have just bought a Praktica Luxmedia 10-03 camera, and it looks fabulous. The only thing I am bothered with is that it seems that digital anti-shake button doesn't work, or I don't know how to use it. When I press it, I can't see any change, and I don't know if it is turned on or off, I don't get any message on the display.</p>

<p>Hi. I was considering to buy a D40 with a 35mm lens. Does anyone have experience with all Nikon 35mm lenses, f1.4, f2, and f1.8, to compare them? What are their characteristics regarding distortion, sharpness, and contrast?</p>

<p>WOW, thanks for so many responses. I appreciate that.<br /><br />My question was just a logical issue: why not exactly 3000x2000 pix, in my mind that would sound perfect, but 3008x2000 in my mind sounds defect. I was doing my film scans on Nikon Coolscan V ED to be 5460x3640 pix, just to match 3/2 criteria.<br /><br />About the noise, I heard less pixels with the same senzor size bring noise which looks more like film grain. That is what I meant. Is it true?</p>

<p>Hi. I am considering to buy a Nikon D40. I really like it's 6 Mpix camera, because less pixels bring better looking noise, and more space for storage photographs. Now, maybe I will sound silly, but, I am really really annoyed with that overplus 8 pixels in the image length. Why is it not exactly 3000x2000 pixels, to make it pure 3/2 format? Why, oh Nikon, whyyy?... Is anyone else bothered with this?</p>

<p>Hi. I have red at <a href="http://www.dpreview.com/news/0801/08012410fujifS100FS.asp">http://www.dpreview.com/news/0801/08012410fujifS100FS.asp</a> that zoom function cannot be used during movie recording. Is it true, and what does it mean? A movie can only be recorded at 28mm? Or at any focal length, but without zooming in or out?</p>