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 <gilbertd@Cyberholic.com> writes:
> 
> I have a Sony Mavica and I think it's great!  The photos are shot on
> regular 3.5 diskettes and you can see the pictures right after you take
> them.  The is no issue of software availablility as the pictures are
> "printed" as jpeg files.  You view the pictures on the built in screen
> or on your home computer.  If you have a program like PMView, you can
> print them out on a color printer using glossy paper and have hardcopy
> photos.

What quality factor do they use? I find that the default 75% of most JPG
images is just not good enough for a paper print. A 100% JPG is
considerably larger but I'd rather buy more floppies than lose the initial
quality.

Pierre
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