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	After three years of development and millions of dollars in venture capital funding, the Amazing Camera is finally being released to the public.  Your computer can take your photograph and develop it in a matter of seconds.  Best of all, no camera or special equipment is required. How does it work? Using patent pending technology developed by our team of top scientists, you can now use your computer monitor to take a picture of yourself and have it transmitted directly back to you in a matter of seconds. Do I need any special equipment? No, the Amazing Camera works with all computers and web browsers.  No downloads are required. How much does it cost? While we continue to beta test this revolutionary technology, the Amazing Camera is currently being offered for free.  Hurry, this is a limited time offer! How do I get started? It's easy, just click below.

	Brought to you by: TRIO Training is a U.S. Department of Education funded opportunity for TRIO staff to develop expertise in using technology in the curriculum. TRIO Training has trained over 600 professional TRIO staff across the nation in the last two years. TRIO Staff Training offers online and onsite training in technology. TRIO Training is also supported by the U.S. Department of Education to provide TRIO Quest Activities. TRIO Quest Activities promote the use of today's technology for TRIO staff and students. TRIO Quest offers two types of opportunities for TRIO staff and TRIO students to be published online: Tips for Using a Digital Camera This page will provide six basic tips to get you started using a digital camera. If you are new to photography, you may find Kodak's Guide to Taking Better Pictures useful as an introduction to photography basics, most of which can also be applied to digital photography. In addition to photography basics such as lighting, contrast, composition, and movement, consider the following six tips. (To get the best results, make yourself familiar with the different features and settings for your digital camera). 1. Press the shutter button halfway down before taking the picture, then press all the way down to take the picture. According to the Kodak Digital Learning Center, "The shutter button actually does two things for you. When pressed halfway it sets the focus position and exposure level, when fully pressed it takes the final picture. As you fully press the shutter button the mechanical shutter opens. The reflected light passes through the lens and filters and is focused on the CCD image sensor." 2. Don't over-use the LCD display. Use the LCD display to preview or view a picture, and to delete bad pictures. Do not leave the LCD display on more than necessary: it will quickly run down the batteries. 3. Use the right type of batteries for your camera. Consider buying rechargeable nickel-metal hydride batteries. These batteries are designed to last longer when working with digital electronics. See MSN Photo's Best Ways to Charge up Your Digicam article to find out more about the different battery types available. 4. Don't rely on your camera's digital zoom. Use optical zoom or an image editing program instead. If your camera has an optical zoom, you will be able to zoom in or out on a subject before taking a picture. Optical zoom adjusts the camera's lens (not all digital cameras will have this feature). Digital photos can always be cropped later, so zooming in as close as possible isn't always necessary. If your camera has a digital zoom, it can only be used after a picture has been taken to zoom in digitally. Using an image-editing program (such as Adobe Photoshop) instead of your camera's digital zoom will generally allow you more control over how the image looks while performing the same digital zooming task. 5. Avoid using too much contrast in your photo. Digital images will show less of a gradient between lights and darks than film photography. When choosing a subject for your photos, keep this in mind. For example, when shooting on a sunny day, avoid photos that show one person standing in the sun and one in the shade. See MSN Photo's Top Five Digital Photography Mistakes and How to Prevent Them article for more information about this type of problem. 6. Be prepared: always bring extra memory cards and batteries. Additional memory cards can be very helpful when you run out of room for more pictures, and additional (charged) batteries are a necessity when using a digital camera. Additional Resources: If you need an introduction to digital cameras, see How Stuff Works: How Digital Cameras Work. For additional tips and tutorials, visit the Kodak Digital Learning Center.

	With the Kodak EasyShare C330 4MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom, all you have to worry about is choosing your subject. The camera will do the rest, and the result will be crisp and beautiful photos full of rich, vibrant color. With over a dozen automatic scene and color modes to choose from, you can be assured that you'll get the shot you want, with the precise shading and coloring that you expect. Whether you're shooting a fast-action sporting event, or a fireworks display, the EasyShare C330 will do all the thinking for you. Featuring a Kodak retinar aspheric all-glass lens with a 3x optical zoom and 5x advanced digital zoom, you'll be able to get up close and personal with your subjects. And with up to 4.0 megapixels, you'll be assured of amazingly crisp poster-sized prints of up to 20 inches by 30 inches.

	Memories are meant to share. We designed the Kodak EasyShare C340 zoom digital camera accordingly. Because with features that make it simple to do everything from capturing memories to sharing them, the C340 is ready. Such as 5.0 megapixels for stunning prints up to 20 x 30 and the 3x Kodak Retinar all glass aspheric optical zoom lens for crisp, clear shots. Then make a great shot even better with on-camera cropping. And with the on-camera share button, it's even simple to share all your pictures. Introducing the C340. From silly moments to sentimental ones, it's built to capture and share all of life's memories with ease.

	The new Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock Plus Series 3 is the fastest way to print real Kodak pictures. With Kodak Perfect Touch technology, you get better, brighter pictures and you can reduce red eye at the touch of a button. It has advanced built-in wireless printing options that include direct printing from your Bluetooth- and infrared-wireless-technology-enabled devices. With the Kodak Easyshare Camera Dock Series 3, transferring photos to your PC is as easy as pressing a single button. It's also a handy tool for battery charging, connecting to a TV, or printing to a PictBridge-compatible printer. The dock comes with a rechargeable NiMH battery pack, and your Kodak Easyshare camera can be stored in the dock, ensuring that it's always charged and ready to go. Charging takes 3.5 hours or less; you can also completely refresh a NiMH battery's charge in 8 hours. An LED display indicates the status of picture transfer and battery charging.