John Chung wrote:
> Phil,
> 
> Why don use your DSLR to capture the screen. The pic quality is great!

Because it's a hack when the scope can do screenshots itself... You can 
either plug a USB thumbdrive (FAT16 only if memory serves, so <= 2GB) 
into the front socket, then print from the BMP file, or plug a printer 
into the back (USB device mode/remote control) socket.

At the moment, I usually end up using a 128MB Crucial thumb-drive, 
screendump to that, then have to pop it into my laptop (or desktop) PC 
to print it out. Problem is both my printers are upstairs and I usually 
work downstairs -- the Kyocera colour laser is far too heavy to move 
around (FS-C5200dn -- takes two people to lift) and the inkjet (Canon 
iP4600) takes up too much space on the workbench.

So the attraction of the Pogo:
   - It's small
   - It's cheap
   - The prints are sticky-backed (which means I can do away with the 
"go looking for the one Pritt-stick in the house that actually works" step).

Just wondering if it's a viable option really.. Tek reckon the TDS2000B 
(I have a TDS2024B) works with "any Pictbridge printer" so I figured it 
might be worth a punt...

-- 
Phil.
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