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I have a paper on digital imaging and I need some good websites to get information off of, and or books, magazines. Could any one help me out?
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A simple google search turned up a number of things: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...22&btnG=Search
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Shiro Usagi
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Yep, Google is our friend.
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did that, but my professor says some of the info might be false.
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That's part of the research process. You'll want to validate the information you find by seeing it in more than one source if possible.
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Try to validate through 3-4 sources.
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More important than quantity of sources is quality. Stick towards news sites and .edu sites, especially those belonging to organizations you recognize. Company sites are usually truthful, but present a one-sided view of things whenever a value judgment is made. Personal sites will sometimes have the most info, and even though a lot of it is probably very reliable, in terms of writing a paper most of it is considered unreliable.
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