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RE Canon EOS 300D

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  1. Jessops today had one in stock, complete with 18-55 lens kit. Originally priced at £899.00, they
    price matched the two internet deals at £829.99, so I'm happy enough with my purchase, plus another
    £123.00 for 500mb memory! The next requirement is for some reasonable easy software for creating a
    home page + transferring pics onto it. Loads of you are doing so - any recommendations? I have a
    broadband connection + domain name. How much free web space I have, I'm not sure till I check.

    Tks, Robert

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    Jessops today had one in stock, complete with 18-55 lens kit. Originally priced at £899.00, they
    price matched the two internet deals at £829.99, so I'm happy enough with my purchase, plus
    another £123.00 for 500mb memory! The next requirement is for some reasonable easy software for
    creating a home page + transferring pics onto it. Loads of you are doing so - any
    recommendations? I have a broadband connection + domain name. How much free web space I have, I'm
    not sure till I check.

    The Canon website allows you to build your own online photo albums - it's part of the package which
    comes with the camera. You just need to register.

    By the way Amazon had good deals on media cards - I got a Lexar 512Mb Pro x 40 card for £99
    (compared to Jessops £130 for the same card). High speed Lexar cards are recommended in EOS
    magazine, plus they come with a lifetime warranty, USB card reader and software.

    Carol

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