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When you mention the picture first appear blur on the LCD and then slowly becomes sharp, it bears striking resemblance to one of the made-in-Taiwan Cameras that I once handled.
The CD that comes with the camera contains driver for Win98SE which you probably won't need and Direct X 8. There should be another CD containing a picture viewer software. You don't miss a lot if they are not in the box.
Win98SE driver for the camera can be downloaded from the Gateway site and for picture viewers, you can download Irfanview or Picasa2 which are quite popular.
The pictures are not very sharp on the computer, but better than when it first appear on the LCD.
Slight adjustments on sharpness, contrast and brightness can be made through Irfanview or Picasa 2. You can also rotate the pictures if necessary.
The original package comes with a 32 meg SD card, you don't miss much if it is not there. A 512 meg card probably works with the camera while 1 gig card may or may not be compatible.
If you need anything else, try to log on to the following site :
http://support.gateway.com/s/camera/7004856/7004856nv.shtml
The CD that comes with the camera contains driver for Win98SE which you probably won't need and Direct X 8. There should be another CD containing a picture viewer software. You don't miss a lot if they are not in the box.
Win98SE driver for the camera can be downloaded from the Gateway site and for picture viewers, you can download Irfanview or Picasa2 which are quite popular.
The pictures are not very sharp on the computer, but better than when it first appear on the LCD.
Slight adjustments on sharpness, contrast and brightness can be made through Irfanview or Picasa 2. You can also rotate the pictures if necessary.
The original package comes with a 32 meg SD card, you don't miss much if it is not there. A 512 meg card probably works with the camera while 1 gig card may or may not be compatible.
If you need anything else, try to log on to the following site :
http://support.gateway.com/s/camera/7004856/7004856nv.shtml
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