I have a Kodak DC215.  It's great with natural lighting or artificial
lighting with a flash but doesn't do well in low light.  It's a battery hog
but there is an AC/DC adapter available.  It has removable memory cards.
The best part is that it's relatively inexpensive (about $299) and is simple
to use.  I use it for close-ups of artwork that is too large or bulky to
scan as well as general use and it does a great job.  Kodak offers little to
no customer support even though they claim they are helpful.  I dropped it
on a cement parking lot one day and it dented the case but everything still
works great.  I've done 1200 dpi prints and also web photos.

Wendy Miller

----- Original Message -----
From: Bob Sprague <bsprague1(at)rcn.com>

> My job requires that I work in print publication and on the
> Web. Can any list members recommend a digital camera that
> will be good enough for Web (72 dpi) and print (at least 300
> dpi)?
>
> Thanks for any advice.
>
> Bob Sprague
> communication specialist
> Arlington (Mass.) public schools
>
> Webmaster, Arlington's official site:
> http://www.town.arlington.ma.us
>
>
>

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