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Digital Photos onto CD

Leac Bhoy · 2007-11-22 11:06:11

Hi i was wondering could someone help me as i have digital photos saved onto a pc and when i go to save them onto cd the quality is very poor compared to the quality on pc. its a fuji camera. is there any software i can buy to get better quality of photos on cd. Thanks for any advice

22-11-2007 11:06am

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Leac Bhoy

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Hi

i was wondering could someone help me as i have digital photos saved onto a pc and when i go to save them onto cd the quality is very poor compared to the quality on pc. its a fuji camera. is there any software i can buy to get better quality of photos on cd.

Thanks for any advice

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#2 22-11-2007 11:09am

sunny2004

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More information required.
How are you saving then to cd, what program ?

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#3 22-11-2007 11:14am

Leac Bhoy

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i downloaded the fuji software got with camera,think it is called finepix. from that software there is an option to put photos on cd using finepix. the quality is very poor when on cd though compared to photos on pc.

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#4 22-11-2007 11:28am

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Picasa should be able to do what you want, its free and better than most software that comes with cameras.

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#5 22-11-2007 12:41pm

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Just burn the files to CD using any standard CD burning application the way you would burn any kind of file to CD. Most PCs come with some CD burning application live roxio or nero there's even one built into windows.

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