On Tue, Sep 10, 2002 at 01:44:09PM +0300, Dennis Noordsij wrote: > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > Question: > What operating systems should I use with the ePhoto CL20? > > > Answer: > The CL20 is supported with Windows 98, 2000, or ME (Millennium Edition). > Windows 3.xx, Windows 95, and Windows NT are not supported due to incomplete > USB support. > MAC is not supported at this time. Information on a MAC-compliant version > release will follow. Linux will be supported in the next days/weeks... > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > Question: > What are the main features of the ePhoto CL20? > > Answer: > * Built-in PRINT button for direct access to AGFAnet print service. > * Dual mode: Point-and-shoot digital camera with video capabilities, e.g. > video conferencing and video clip. > * 1.3 megapixel image quality with Agfa PhotoGenie technology. > ^^^^^^ > Is this legal ???????????????????? > The camera is 0.8 megapixels. PERIOD. The camera does NOT do any scaling, > the Agfa PhotoGenie is on the driver (PC) side. Actually I think this can't really be legal. It is cheating on people who are not experts in imagin technology. I mean, we know better, but the standard "buyer" does not I think... > IDEA: "Upgrade your CL20 to 2.6 megapixels by using Linux. Using Linux > PhotoGenius Technology the images taken by your CL20 are now > double the resolution they are while using Windows!" :-))))))) Why not 4.1 megapixels???? > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Question: > What is the resolution of the ePhoto CL20 digital camera? > > > Answer: > The ePhoto CL20 offers three image resolution modes: > > PhotoGenie: 1280 x 960 pixels with low compression That's reallt bullshit. This is not fair marketing!!! We should take thsese su**ers to court... > High: 1024 x 768 pixels with standard compression > Low: 512 x 338 pixels with standard compression > > REAL ANSWER: > The ePhoto CL20 offers 3 image resolution modes: > High: 1024x768 with low compression > Medium: 1024x768 with standard compression > Low: 512x338 with standard compression > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > Question: > What is Agfa PhotoGenie and how does it work? > > Answer: > Agfa PhotoGenie is a breakthrough in imaging technology that gives ePhoto > digital cameras several important advantages over competitors in terms of > image quality. Do you believe they have a special algorithm for the upscaling? I don't... So what's this crap about this "breakthrough" Agfa PhotoCrap? Ph -- Wenn man keine Ahnung hat, einfach mal Fresse halten.Received on Tue Sep 10 2002 - 14:05:25 CEST
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