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I used to be a photographer before I got consumed in the digital imaging world. I decided to return to a Photo flea market after being absent from the scene for a few years. I was very surprised to see a lot of people, this turnout was easily 1500 people. Hobbyists and professionals come to these one-day events in numbers, looking for inexpensive and expensive equipment to furnish their personal and business collection.

Photographic Flea Market, Holiday-Inn Pointe-Claire, Qc, April 30, 2000.

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With help from Xerox, I decided to converge the world of computers and photography, and introduced the power of instant digital imaging with the Phaser 850. I used a Kodak Megapixel camera to take pictures, get them TWAIN'ed into Adobe Photoshop (on a very slow 350Mhz workstation), then printed out 8x10's on the Phaser 850 without manipulation. The whole process took from start to finish took no more than 2 minutes.

Marche-aux-Puces Photographie, CEGEP Andre Laurendeau, Lasalle, Qc, May 7, 2000.

Some of the people that became digital victims...			...their reaction to a solid-ink print!
Camera shy...
			Two best friends see themselves on slid-ink forever.
			Come get your free 8x10 photo here.
			These actually still work!
			This little girl is too impatient to wait for the first page out.
This man is proud of himself.
			This Adobe user demands his colors get balanced before printing.
I wonder why this man wears an Adobe logo on his shirt?
			The concept of instant photography continues to amaze everyone.
			Phaser 850 being cooled down.
			Best results on a clear black sky to see the stars and heavens. Good thing black ink is free, lots of it.

Complete digital photo archive for printing (unedited resolution 1536x1024)