What does interpolate mean? The Camera I have I bought from a friend for 50$ It is SVmini-209(2000by1600 interpolated? resolutions) Dynamic range 10 bits per color or 30 bits per pixel 16MB memeory card Sandisk? Lens f4 fixed focus 4 element glass-(1m to infinity) Sensor CMOS Active Pixel Array 1000by800 pixels... Anyone know of real good downloadeable tutorials in PDF format?Like how I would make photographs tileable?

Also I the lens shutter speed is set at 1/25 should it be set at higher or lower or should I let the camera set it automatically?When I use the flash it darkens one side of the pic so I think the shutter sticks...

Attached Link: http://www.dtp-aus.com/interpol.htm

I searched hi and I searched low for something worthwhile on your camera that would help with your questions on it...seems this camera came out in 1998. Quite old at this point as far as digi cams go......this was a blurb I found on the ziffdavis site but if I wanted the rest of the article I'd have to pay to join.....wasn't gonna do that...hehe. I also found a cool link that explains interpolation way better than I ever could.... *Sound Vision SV mini-209 By: Daniel Grotta and Sally Wiener Grotta Published 02/09/98 Abstract But mediocre image quality and glitches during standard operation will limit its appeal for more demanding buyers. This sleek unit has a CMOS sensor for image capture, a coated glass lens, and an optical viewfinder (though there is no LCD). It can record 20 seconds of sound annotations, and it includes videoconferencing features and a video-out port. The camera can save JPEG images to standard removable PC Card flash memory or to Jeida PC memory cards. Copyright (c) 1998 Ziff-Davis Inc. All Rights Reserved.*

Awesome link I actually understood what they were saying Thank you...It basically means that in order to make the file at a larger resolution then was intended it has to make the missing Pixels useing the closest neiboring Pixel to construct the image?And yes now days the camera isnt that good but it has done what I wanted so far except I cant get closer then 4 feet or things get real blurry....I will upload a pic this weekend so all can see what I mean about The brightness/whiteness?