Maybe, who knows?

But it does show precedent!

There are several ways of doing this: –

You can reduce the colour depth and/or cut out the interesting parts from the photograph as a whole, and/or compress the picture into a different format (ie bitmap to jpeg).

You can do all this with tools such as Microsoft Picture Editor (free with Windows XP and, I believe it is available for most other MS Windows versions.

You can also use other tools, of course, such as Jasc’s Paint Shop Pro.

Some other operating systems, such as Linux, have similar tools included in their various distribution packages.

Essentially, you load the picture into the program (application) you wish to use – make the changes you want – and save it again – being careful to use a new filename, so that you don’t lose your original capture.

This is what happens when you try to take a photo of Janie with a 2800z:-

Oye, careful!

😀

Neil,

Thanks, but I don’t think I can compete with others here, in any way.

The 2800Z is fine, the only problems I have is that a couple of pixels have gone in the view finder (not a big problem at all) and autofocus is next to useless. To fix the focus, you have to hold the shutter button halfway down. It takes about 2 seconds to autofocus, which no good for moving objects.

There is a newer model now – which available at the price I paid for the 2800Z. However, I don’t think autofocus is improved, but top resolution 50% or more higher.

Take a look at my review on , CIAO – sorry about any popups, but their not too bad.

I also have reviews on Dooyoo and Consumer Reviews.