[DiscoverMB]

We wanted to peak your curiousity and mention a special feature to the site for our members accounts. We are working on the install of the new system features and will have them up shortly. Check back with us soon for more details.

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[DiscoverMB]

We are happy to announce the release of our ALL NEW Member's Photo Gallery. Upload all your photos, and images to DiscoverMyrtleBeach.com. It's FREE and it's easy.

1. Register as a member of our forum

2. Validiate your account via email

3. Login

4. Click MY ALBUMS

5. Start creating NEW ALBUMS as you please.

That's all there is to it. Disk Space is not limited, so upload to your heart's content.

Enjoy!

[Classic Elegance]

Moderator, was wondering if my post is ok here or should be moved to the open discussion forum?

I'm a picture person. My parents gave me my 1st full size camera, a Canon w/ all the bells & whistles (lenses & flashes) many moons ago. It uses 35mm film & I love it so much, it will go to the grave w/ me. In December, I finally broke down & purchased my 2nd digital camera. (My first was a name brand that only lasted a whopping 10 seconds.) My new one is also a Canon & accommodates all the bells & whistles of my 35mm. I like the digital camera, but prefer the 35mm. Right now, I have absolutely no photos on the digital camera chip. I am thinking I would probably use the camera more if I had a fabulous photo software program to play with. I'm not sure I'll ever be a big fan of the digital camera. It seems easier to just drop a roll of 35mm into the camera, click away & then drop the roll off at a local dpt. store & let them work their magic. The digital camera just seems like too much work to me, but maybe, a fabulous software program will give me the push to get w/ the times? Anyone have a software recommendation for me?

I also want to include a short video clip in my next trip report. I know how to use a cam corder & my new digital camera to record short clips, but know absolutely nothing on how to create & load a "movie". I have some time today to research the internet, but if anyone has a recommendation for a software program or a website to visit to learn more, it would be greatly appreciated.

[RDonevant]

Moderator, was wondering if my post is ok here or should be moved to the open discussion forum?

I'm a picture person. My parents gave me my 1st full size camera, a Canon w/ all the bells & whistles (lenses & flashes) many moons ago. It uses 35mm film & I love it so much, it will go to the grave w/ me. In December, I finally broke down & purchased my 2nd digital camera. (My first was a name brand that only lasted a whopping 10 seconds.) My new one is also a Canon & accommodates all the bells & whistles of my 35mm. I like the digital camera, but prefer the 35mm. Right now, I have absolutely no photos on the digital camera chip. I am thinking I would probably use the camera more if I had a fabulous photo software program to play with. I'm not sure I'll ever be a big fan of the digital camera. It seems easier to just drop a roll of 35mm into the camera, click away & then drop the roll off at a local dpt. store & let them work their magic. The digital camera just seems like too much work to me, but maybe, a fabulous software program will give me the push to get w/ the times? Anyone have a software recommendation for me?

I also want to include a short video clip in my next trip report. I know how to use a cam corder & my new digital camera to record short clips, but know absolutely nothing on how to create & load a "movie". I have some time today to research the internet, but if anyone has a recommendation for a software program or a website to visit to learn more, it would be greatly appreciated.

Let me know if you haven't found anything and I'll do some research for you too. I use the software that came with my camera and also use Adobe Photoshop.

[Mycrazyturtles]

I really like I photo. you can change your pic's fairly easy and you can also make books and calenders online. I'm thinking about making a calender of the beach for next year. But it supper easy and that always works for me.