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So, John what format was it you needed for the next calendar? #175649 10/04/2004 1:09 AM
Joined: Feb 2000 Posts: 203 Cobble Hill F Fatfenders Shop Shark
Fatfenders Shop Shark F Joined: Feb 2000 Posts: 203 Cobble Hill	I just brought home my new camera PowerShot G6 7.1 Megapixels with a 512 Sandisk card 3120 pictures (640x480 format) but only 260 in the 3072x2304 format ... what a pity .. it may take me a few car shows to fill this baby. I went from a first generation digital to this in a whim. What the hell ya only live once (so far). 1952 3/4-ton Chev Webshots photos

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So, John what format was it you needed for the next calendar?	Fatfenders	10/04/2004 1:09 AM
Re: So, John what format was it you needed for the next calendar?	Nuts and Bolts	10/04/2004 1:35 AM
Re: So, John what format was it you needed for the next calendar?	Fatfenders	10/04/2004 2:20 AM

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