I'll keep this short, 'cuz I know the cardinal rule of the list is to stay
on the topic of the GMC, but...
Here's something cooler than Alcoa's and it stays shiny on its own. Surf to
http://www.enroute.com ,or jump right to the example gallery at
http://www.enroute.com/gallery/normgallery.html
Seeing how this is *THE* GMC list, everyone here wants to make the best
better. If you're getting a digital camera, save back a little money and get
this software. Its like a 500 cube turbo'd Cad engine with ported fuel
injection and 4.10 gears.
I just did a report using it with my old Agfa e307. One word folks: AMAZING!
If you don't think this is for real, e-mail me some 'stitchable' photos
you've got now and I'll make you a new panoramic one.
I don't want to sound like some kind of silicon snake oil salesman, but I've
never found a better piece of software that produces such good results if
you're using digital imagery.
Mark Grady
'77 Kingsley
North Webster, IN
mgrady
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-gmcmotorhome
> [mailto
wner-gmcmotorhome]On Behalf Of Marcus McGee
> Sent: Thursday, November 12, 1998 2:22 PM
> To: gmcmotorhome
> Subject: Re: GMC: Digital Cameras
>
>
> I got mine at Onsale. They have a pretty active auction site and I have
> purchaesd at least 10 different items from them and they are rated #1. I
> have a Pentax digital that Patrick and a hfew others saw at Marion and I
> recal it cost me $199. I just got a Xerox copier for $250 plus shipping
> and I priced it at Staples for $975. Some of the stuf is new,
> some factory
> refurbed. But from computers to household appliances if you can bid
> judiciously you can get some good deals. The same products sometimes come
> up often so if you watch the site closely for a couple of days you can see
> what the going price is. The site is www.onsale.com.
>
> PS: Went to pu my GMC Wednesday and got all the way to Charleston WV when
> the engine shop informed me that the engine was put together with the
> standard bolts and studs when I erequested ARP. The owner siad he was
> about to tear it down and start over. So 9 hrs driving time (18 total)
> wasted and will have to return next weekend.
>
>
> > GMCnetters,
> >
> > Just had another GMCer that I met at Marion call me to ask what model
> > camera I use. I did a little quick web research for him and found that
> > the Olympus D220L is currently selling for $268.50 from State Street
> > Direct Online(www.ssdonline.com), where I bought it. Pretty much the
> > same price I paid. Also found out that Best Stop Digital
> > (www.beststopdigital.com) has it for $221.50 according to
> > www.pricescan.com(price was quoted to pricescan by beststop on 10/27).
> >
> > I don't know if they have them in stock, but it's a great little camera
> > for that price. 640x480 resolution, optical viewfinder as well as LCD
> > preview screen, macro and 4 flash modes.
> >
> > Patrick
> > --
> > Patrick Flowers
> > Mailto
atri63
> >
> > The GMC Motorhome Page
> > http://www.gmcmotorhome.com
>
on the topic of the GMC, but...
Here's something cooler than Alcoa's and it stays shiny on its own. Surf to
http://www.enroute.com ,or jump right to the example gallery at
http://www.enroute.com/gallery/normgallery.html
Seeing how this is *THE* GMC list, everyone here wants to make the best
better. If you're getting a digital camera, save back a little money and get
this software. Its like a 500 cube turbo'd Cad engine with ported fuel
injection and 4.10 gears.
I just did a report using it with my old Agfa e307. One word folks: AMAZING!
If you don't think this is for real, e-mail me some 'stitchable' photos
you've got now and I'll make you a new panoramic one.
I don't want to sound like some kind of silicon snake oil salesman, but I've
never found a better piece of software that produces such good results if
you're using digital imagery.
Mark Grady
'77 Kingsley
North Webster, IN
mgrady
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-gmcmotorhome
> [mailto
wner-gmcmotorhome]On Behalf Of Marcus McGee> Sent: Thursday, November 12, 1998 2:22 PM
> To: gmcmotorhome
> Subject: Re: GMC: Digital Cameras
>
>
> I got mine at Onsale. They have a pretty active auction site and I have
> purchaesd at least 10 different items from them and they are rated #1. I
> have a Pentax digital that Patrick and a hfew others saw at Marion and I
> recal it cost me $199. I just got a Xerox copier for $250 plus shipping
> and I priced it at Staples for $975. Some of the stuf is new,
> some factory
> refurbed. But from computers to household appliances if you can bid
> judiciously you can get some good deals. The same products sometimes come
> up often so if you watch the site closely for a couple of days you can see
> what the going price is. The site is www.onsale.com.
>
> PS: Went to pu my GMC Wednesday and got all the way to Charleston WV when
> the engine shop informed me that the engine was put together with the
> standard bolts and studs when I erequested ARP. The owner siad he was
> about to tear it down and start over. So 9 hrs driving time (18 total)
> wasted and will have to return next weekend.
>
>
> > GMCnetters,
> >
> > Just had another GMCer that I met at Marion call me to ask what model
> > camera I use. I did a little quick web research for him and found that
> > the Olympus D220L is currently selling for $268.50 from State Street
> > Direct Online(www.ssdonline.com), where I bought it. Pretty much the
> > same price I paid. Also found out that Best Stop Digital
> > (www.beststopdigital.com) has it for $221.50 according to
> > www.pricescan.com(price was quoted to pricescan by beststop on 10/27).
> >
> > I don't know if they have them in stock, but it's a great little camera
> > for that price. 640x480 resolution, optical viewfinder as well as LCD
> > preview screen, macro and 4 flash modes.
> >
> > Patrick
> > --
> > Patrick Flowers
> > Mailto
atri63> >
> > The GMC Motorhome Page
> > http://www.gmcmotorhome.com
>
