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Read about JPEG and quality, and also consider that your camera phone sensor is 3 megapixels and your digicam sensor is 10 megapixels: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG

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Apple iDevice apps are in the Apple iTunes App Store (click App Store app on an iPad/iPod/iPhone).  Search for Nikon "Wireless Mobile Utility".  Make certain you search under iPhone Apps as there...

On your iDevice: Settings  > General  > Restrictions > Enable Restrictions > password lock selected content and applications. Some apps (I don't use...

The CCK is for older iPads using the non-Lightning connector.  For newer iPads there are two separate dongles instead of one: the Lightning to USB Camera Adapter and the Lightning to SD Card...

I'm using Snow Leopard, but from the Finder, "Go > Home" and you'll find all your stuff neatly packed within specific folders (Downloads folder included). Some users drag and drop an image of the...

A used Mac Mini is a fine general usage Mac. Look for a used model with an Intel Core 2 Duo and a dedicated graphics chip set (Mac Mini early 2009 or late 2009 model). One of these running Snow...

I don't know if iPhoto supports Dropbox uploads, but it doesn't really matter. Open Dropbox on your device and hit "+" then "Upload here" to upload images from your Camera Roll or Photostream to...

It may be helpful to edit using an app that shows a histogram display.  What's left of the first two show a pretty flat and tending toward the right histogram; lacking a bit in contrast.

The shot seems pleasing, but unfortunately either she moved or you've got some camera shake.

If you want external storage and don't mind using WiFi (ad-hoc network; no router and internet required) there are several solutions: Kingston Wi-Drive, Hypershop iUSBport (add your own storage to...

Don't know if this does anything for you, but have you considered getting an Apple TV and viewing your iPad on your HDTV using Airplay?

Or use Readdle Documents. It's file drag and drop over wireless (using WebDAV) from Mac/PC to iPad.  Then if I don't want to read my PDF's, Office documents, books, video files, music, etc. in one...

1) From Apple:  http://support.apple.com/kb/ht42272) Or use Dropbox:To use Dropbox, you'll need Dropbox installed on your computer, and the Dropbox app on your iPad (all linked to the same...

NOT an iTunes guru here, but here goes anyway:What's new?  The Mac or iPad, or neither? Has this computer been authorized?  Did you deauthorize an old one (or not)? See top menu "Store > ____". ...

Check: "Safari > Preferences > Security > Enable plug-ins > check-mark"

I use PhotoForge2, so I can't really advise on the ones I haven't tried out.Ok, an opinion.  My second choice would be Photogene.  FilterStorm may have some features the other's don't have...

Setup your email account to use iMAP instead of POP...

I agree 100%.

Looks good! However, I'd prefer a little less vignetting.