[Photo-SIG] DMA Digital Photography Meeting at WSU, May 4, 2006 7-9pm

[Kym Koester]

You are invited to the Thursday, May 4th meeting of the
Dayton Microcomputer Association
Digital Photography SIG
at Wright State University main campus.

This month's topic will be "Question and Answer."  As always, if you 
have anything that you are working on and would like to share how you 
are doing it, please feel free to bring it to the meeting.

We will also see who best creates a composite at:  
http://www.dma.org/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=May06-Photo-Edit.  
The original photo is located at the top left hand side of the page.  
When finished editing, add your newly edited photo to the page by 
clicking on the "add photo" link at the top right hand side of the 
page.  Try anything you want to show off your digital photo editing skills.

Go to http://www.dma.org/photosig/events.shtml#Coming for more 
information about the Digital Photography Special Interest Group.  
Meetings are free and open to the public.  Come join us.

Meeting date:
Thursday, May 4, 2006, 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. at 495 Millett Hall.

Please park in visitor lot 9 near Allyn Hall.  The visitor lot fee is $1 
per hour.
For a map and parking lot locations at WSU:  
http://www.wright.edu/aboutwsu/maps/index.html
For directions to WSU:   http://www.wright.edu/visit/#directions
DMA Web page:   http://www.dma.org/ <http://www.dma.org>

Email digiphot-contact at dma.org with any questions.

Future meeting times:
Thursday, June 1, 2006, 7 p.m. until 9 p.m.                  495 Millett

The Dayton Microcomputer Association (DMA), Digital Photography Special 
Interest Group, exists to assist digital photographers with their 
craft.  We hold a monthly meeting with a scheduled topic, and then break 
off into smaller groups to discuss whatever is of interest.  Our members 
vary tremendously in interests and skills.  We have professional 
photographers, amateurs who are just transitioning to digital media, 
beginners who are just starting out, and even members who are still 
waiting to purchase their first digital camera.  Areas of interest 
include still photography, photo editing, digital video, scanning of 
photos, restoration of damaged photos, rescuing of bad photos, 
transferring analog (VHS) video to digital, printing techniques, buyers 
guides and so much more.  There is something for every skill and 
interest level! Visit the Digital Photography SIG Web page at:   
http://www.dma.org/photosig/. <http://www.dma.org/photosig/>
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