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Picked up this Canon today. Had to get a good point and shoot for now until I can afford the DSLR I want. I am taking Digital Photography 1 this semester and needed something that I could do more with than the old Elph I have. We just started using Photoshop too and it's really interesting to play around with it.
 
elraido said:
One thing that did impress me was the audio of blu ray as well. You really can tell a difference
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I dunno, I just have 2.1 channel :laugh:

cnewton44 said:
Picked up this Canon today. Had to get a good point and shoot for now until I can afford the DSLR I want. I am taking Digital Photography 1 this semester and needed something that I could do more with than the old Elph I have. We just started using Photoshop too and it's really interesting to play around with it.
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Not bad, I think that's the same p&s my friend has. If you just want a DSLR to get started you can get used ones for very cheap. I would look for a Canon 20D or 30D...
 
Shipping is pretty cheap. :)

Seriously though you can do it a lot cheaper than that. That is ridiculous. Here is a site I found just searching for a long cable:

http://www.bigpicturebigsound.com/hdmi-component-75-feet-1394.shtml

Ooo I found this which sounds pretty cool though: http://www.hdmi.org/installers/longcablelengths.aspx

You can run HDMI through an existing Cat5 network cable with some extra electronics and an external power source. That would be pretty cool to run HDMI signals through a home network.

Ha Ha! I found this though: http://www.amazon.com/Video-Audio-C...?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1266849314&sr=1-23

Not sure why the 75 foot cable is so much. It must come with a few solid gold bars and a mail order bride.
 
i do recall being a noob. i'd like to think i knew some things, and didnt dream tooooo big. i remember tony getting me to come on the site, and finding that my IMRC was out. i knew what a variable runner intake was, and i knew it had one, but i assumed it was vaccum operated and didnt think it might be out. :) so... thanks tony. or should i say.... THANKS FUGGER! look at how much money and time you made me waste~!
 
ah yes my noob days... and to think I was just going to swap the bumpers, side skirts, and interior out of the SVT I ended up buying and putting it on my parents green 98 SE :laugh:

Ah good times. Thanks CEG to convincing me to fix the car I bought for $600 :crazy: Now instead of having a sweet ride for $1200... I have one for $14k and counting :laugh:
 
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