Panasonic Lumix

CAMERA EXPERTS! I am trying to buy a replacement battery for my Panasonic digital camera Panasonic Lumix DMC-?

what are the pro's and con's of the 950 mAh and the 1400 mAh?

Are you comparing batteries from the same manufacturer? That makes a difference.

If manufacturer is the same the 1400mah battery will allow you to take more photos per charge. Theoretically about 50% more. For example if the 950mah gets 300 shots per charge the 1400mah battery would get 450 shots per charge.

If the 950mah battery is a respected name brand and the 1400mah battery is one of the cheap imports from Ebay you may not see such an improvement.

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Digital Rebel Xti

Is the SunPak Pro622 flash unit compatible with the Canon digital Rebel XTI SLR camera?

Honestly all flash heads would work.

your real problem would be

1. the connections - if they are hot shoes or plugs etc.
2. you cant use the 3D matrix metering
3. you can't use +/- flash compensation

You can use A and Manual

Right after the shot you can decide on how the image looks and adjust from there. To be on the safe side establish your "standard" so that you would be guessing all the time.

Back to basic photography. Guide no. and distance

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Lumix Digital

panasonic lumix digital camera not working need to be serviced service centre in bangalore city of karnataka ?

i have a panasonic lumix digital camera, not working, need to be repaired. where can i get the service done

Panasonic has a service center in richmond rd, try giving them a call nd ask if they handle lumix models, the link has the contact info

http://www.asklaila.com/listing/Bangalore/Richmond+Road/Panasonic+(Service+Centre)/1kFGwpVh/

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Rebel Xti

What additional education and equipment do I need with the purchase of my first dSLR Camera Rebel xti?

I just ordered a Canon Rebel xti and I'm a newbie to SLR cameras. Where can I find instruction on camera settings, i.e. f-stop, what different types of lenses do, what an external flash benefits, etc, etc, etc. I'd really like to become a SLR hobbyist, but I cannot find any adult photography ed courses in my area. Any online info? Which products are nice upgrades to the xti without spending bookoo dollars (as I am new to this all anyway)? Any help would be appreciated!

You are already making the right move by getting a dSLR. I would check out books at your local library on SLR photography just to get the basics on aperature and shutter settings and then it's a matter of trial and error. The best part about digital is the instant feedback, you can see which settings work or don't work and learn from your mistakes without having to wait for film to be developed as time elapses and your memory fades. I learned a lot more information in a shorter amount of time by using my dSLR vs. my conventional SLR, even though I have had years of experience with my old faithful Minolta.
The built-in flash should suffice to start with, but you may want to eventually purchase an additional flash to increase your range and eliminate red-eye. The standard lens is a good start, too, but it would be nice to purchase a zoom up to 300mm, especially nice to have on vacation. I have already learned so from using my Nikon dSLR that I am able to transfer my knowledge to other brands such as the Canon and Olympus in order to help out my friends. Good luck with your purchase, I am sure you will have many rewarding years of use!

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Point Shoot Digital

I need a new point-and shoot digital camera. Any suggestions?

I want to get a new point and shoot digital camera, but i dont know what camera to buy, so i thought i would ask. I would prefer the prices to be $200 and under! Thanks a lot

I would suggest you to go with
Canon PowerShot SD1200IS
10.0-megapixel resolution
3x optical zoom; 2.5-inch PureColor LCD II screen
DIGIC 4 Image Processor with evolved Face Detection Technology; Face Detection Self-timer

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001SER492?ie=UTF8&tag=wwwbestdisc08-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B001SER492

you can also consider this one

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001SER47Y?ie=UTF8&tag=wwwbestdisc08-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B001SER47Y

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Compact Camera

Ultra Compact, Great Image Quality, High Zoom Camera - Which Camera Is Best?

I want to get an ultra compact camera for travel/social photos(outdoor & lowlight) that takes great photos and has the highest possible optical zoom.

I have been torn between the Sony DSC-T100 and the Canon IXUS 950 (also known as SD850 IS). Their features on paper are very similar – the Sony has 5x optical zoom compared to Canons 4x, but how much difference will that make? On the other hand, the Canon apparently has much better image quality. Both have less zoom than what I really wanted. The Kodak V610 has 10x zoom, but the reviews are very disappointing - poor image quality.

Also, Fuji are due to release the FinePix Z100fd (ultra compact, 8mp, 5x zoom, I.S) in October which looks quite similar to the Sony on paper.

Which is the better camera? I've read many reviews and still can't decide. Are there any other ultra compact cameras out there that have great image quality, but with high optical zoom, or do I have to expect a larger size camera to get more zoom?

Both Cameras do seem very similar spec wise, so maybe you should look at some other factors, like memory cards and batteries.

Both cameras use a special battery, so no difference there...

The Canon uses the more available and slightly cheaper SD memory cards while the Sony uses their proprietary memory stick format. That, along with Facial Recognition and slightly better image quality puts the Canon over the top for me.