Re: Digital Photography storage question Re: cruise

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Re: Digital Photography storage question Re: cruise

Posted on: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 21:31:33 MST

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"Connie" wrote in message
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There was a Kodak machine on the Liberty. I brought my own cds and put my
xd card in the Kodak machine and transferred all the pictures to cds every
day..I think it might have cost 6.00 to use the machine. Connie
"Robert Nykoluk" wrote in message
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I am going on my first cruise. I have a decent camera ( Canon 20D) and 2.5
gig of storage. That will give me about 250 images in Raw. Is there a place
on ship (Celebrity Century) where I can get my raw images transferred onto
DVD? or CD.

I don't want to have to invest in a portable storage device unless I have
to. I am going on a 10 Day cruise and fully expect to take more than 250
shots.

Any advice or info about ship photostorage capabilities appreciated.

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