Originally posted by TzalamChadash What do you mean by monitor with good colors?
Thanks for the tip re:wifi. I kind of suspect that is the case and that a decent card reader/USB stick or some other solution to connect to a smartphone or tablet is simple and practical to use.
Beyond the equipment you use to take your pictures, they will then be only as good as the medium that displays them. At some point you will need a good monitor if you don't already have one. Monitor with good colors means one that shows your photos in their full glory and accurate colors. It defeats the purpose of taking 16MP pictures and then watching them on a tiny phone screen or a cheap desktop or laptop monitor that might show your colors completely off (too cold, too warm, too purple, too green,...). I have a top of the line Dell laptop (>$3000). Its monitor is plain awful. I can't get the calibration right for the life of me, the colors are too cold, the viewing angle too small, black depth ridiculous, you get the picture! I also have a Dell Ultrasharp monitor on my desk: excellent! It brings my pictures to life in in every way, color, resolution, depth, etc., built by the same company! It's like comparing a NIssan Versa to a Porsche 911! Both are cars, have 4 wheels, drive from point A to point B alright. Driving experience? Night and day.