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Thanks to all of you. I think I'll try to clean the heads as suggested, just for home-office type printing. I'll stick to a service for photo printing. I really appreciate it!

Thanks for all the responses! I actually have Nero, but I am not positive that is what I used (that particular time). I'll make sure to use only that, and to follow all the suggestions you've given.

 

Thank you!

Me again! I thought I should keep my inquiries separate.

 

I've owned my Epson Stylus CX6400 for about 2 years. The print heads have

recently become hopelessly clogged and I am told there is no one in my area that

works on printers, which means I would have to send it off to be serviced.

Basically I am wondering what the life of a consumer level 3-in-1 machine is?

Would it be worth it for me to get it serviced, or should I get a new one? What

do you guys think of 3-in-1 machines? In the case that you suggest a new

printer, what would you suggest for under $200 or is that completely inconceivable?

 

I recently bought my 1st digital SLR, and was excited to print my own images

when all this clogged business happened!

 

Thanks again for any advice!

I am curious about how to go about making CDs of my images that are "universal."

I had a problem a few months ago with a CD I submitted which could not be opened

on the recipient's computer. Very embarrassing! Even more embarrassing is I had

no idea why she wouldn't have been able to view it - but through my research I

realize the problem was probably as simple as her having a Mac, and me making

the CD in Windows on my PC.

 

Before that problem with my CD, I thought that as long as you saved a file in

the type requested (JPEG in my case) that it would be accessible on any system.

Am I wrong? Are there free download-able programs that would enable me to make

universal CDs?

 

Thank you so much!

Jessica

Thanks guys - I think I'll keep searching for the right price on the Zenzanon lens.

~Jessica

I have been wanting a wide-angle lens for my Bronica SQ-Ai for a few

months, but they are out of my price range! While searching Ebay, I

found a 50mm "Super Komura for Bronica" lens. I have asked the seller

if it will work with my body, but it is through Adorama and it has

been my experience that they are not very likely to respond.

 

Does anyone here know whether the 2 are compatable? Should I call

Adorama and talk to someone in person?

 

I know the Komura would be one of the lower end lenses but as I stated

earlier I can't afford more and I'm willing to work with any

quirkiness of the lens - unless there are any explicit reasons why it

would be a bad purchase. The price I'd be paying is $79 plus $15

shipping. Thanks!

Jessica

I had a very similar problem with my SQ-Ai the other day...it was only the batteries. And the AE Prism light meter still worked as did the battery check light, but the shutter needed more battery power. I only replaced 2 of the 4 batteries cause that was all I had on hand and then the shutter worked just fine. Good luck.

Thanks to everyone...yes it is too cheap to worry about it! I will save it for practice purposes. I appreciate the responses!

~Jessica

Hi! I am relatively new to my Bronica SQ-Ai, although I have loaded

film into the filmbacks about 4 times now, the very 1st time I tried

it without looking at the directions, (earlier today), wouldn't you

know it, I loaded it wrong! Therefore, the paper was covering the

film the whole time I was shooting. What I am interested in knowing

is can I still use that roll of film... i.e. can I load it in again

(correctly) and still get properly exposed negatives? Thanks for the

help - I'm glad I found this forum and I plan on exploring and using

it from now on!

 

~Jessica