Shoot Digital Camera

Advanced point and shoot digital camera?

I'm looking for a camera with

- good battery life
- has a point and shoot setting
- has settings where i can experiment with my photo's
- not outragiously expensive.

I love takeing pictures and am looking for a camera that will let me experiment with my photo's. I'm not an expert, but very much enjoy capturing pictures. I need a camera I can experiment with, but would like very much for it to be capable for just point and shoot pictures along with the extra's.

I need a good camera for a good price.

Any recomendations of where I should start my search?

try the "nikon d40", it has a lil site about it also

http://www.stunningnikon.com/picturetown/

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-S980 Digital Camera

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Style Digital Camera

can i still list photos on eBay with an old floppy disk style digital camera?

i think the old Sony disk was @640x800 pixels. does eBay still take photos from the floppy disk format?

eBay will take pretty much any kind of photo, because it doesn't matter HOW you took the pictures, all that matters is that you have a digital photo file (usually with the file extension .JPG or .JPEG). All you need to do is copy the photos from your floppy disk onto your computer, and then upload them to eBay.

Put your floppy disk in the disk drive of your computer, open My Computer, then A: (or whatever drive letter you have assigned to the floppy disk drive). Click on the folder/photos you want, then Cut or Copy the photos over to a folder on your computer. Then, go to eBay, and when it asks you for any photos, go to the location on your computer where you copied the photos, and you should be able to upload them.

The only way that this would change to more "modern" digital cameras today is that instead of copying pictures from a floppy disk they're copied from a memory card such as CompactFlash or Secure Digital cards.

DSC TX7 Cyber shot® Digital Camera TX7 Sony Sony Style USA

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Digital Movie Camera

I'm looking for a cheap, but good quality HD Digital Movie Camera, however, I want it to take great pictures.

I currently have a digital camera, but i find I keep on using the video record option on it. And if you've ever recorded a video on a regular digital camera, you know the quality isn't great. Furthermore, my camera runs on batteries, not a chargeable battery pack, so it dies in under half an hour.

I've decided that I want to get a nice movie camera where I can record movies. however I want it to still be able to be used as just a camera and take pictures. However, I still want there to be good features for the pictures such as nightshots and flash/no flash. I was thinking an HD movie camera would be nice, like around 720. I don't need full1080 or anything crazy like that.

So, my question is, is there a digital movie camera that records videos in an HD quality and also allows high quality images to be taken in the range of $300 to $400??

i have a sony handycam hd, it takes amazing pictures and is easy to use, but it is expensive, its worth the money though

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8894388&type=product&id=1211587730256

Canon SX200 IS Digital Camera Review with Video Tests - 2of2

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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

Canon EOS 400D / Digital Rebel xti overview

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Digital Slr

What is a good digital SLR camera to buy for an amateur photographer?

I want to upgrade to a digital camera and I was wondering what would be a good one to go with for an amateur photographer. I like the Cannon Rebel line of cameras but I was wondering what a more affordable option might be. What are your thoughts on the Pentax K100d. I learned on a Pentax K1000 and I read that most of the older lenses will fit the Pentax digital SLR cameras.

I believe the K100D and K100D Super have been discontinued. Newer models are the K10D and K20D.

Pentax is still using the venerable K-mount it introduced in 1975 so any older K-mount manual focus lens can be used with the newest DSLR cameras. There will be limited functionality (manual focus, stop-down metering) but they will enjoy the benefits of image stabilization since Pentax placed it in the camera body. If you have several K-mount lenses in good condition then buy the Pentax DSLR.

Since Sony bought the DSLR line from Konica-Minolta in 2006, the Sony Alpha (A) series cameras use the Minolta A-mount introduced with the Minolta Maxxum AF 35mm film camera of 1985. So any Maxxum AF lens will be right at home on the Sony A200 or A350 or A700. Sony also incorporates image stabilization in the camera body.

Canon Rebel xti Digital SLR Camera

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Blue Digital Camera

Digital Blue Camera! ? !?

I know its sort of old, but my friends and i love making funny little movies on it.
Well anyway what i was wondering was is anyone knows if and how I can save my digital movie, to a disc. I havent been able to find a way but I dont know much about the program.. any know? anything could help : )

Happy Thanksgiving
the confusing thing is that when i save it, i dont know where to find it once its saves.
i havent been able to locate it....

Hello and happy thanksgiving.

I believe when you connect your camera to your computer, that it should recognise it then simply save the movie or whatever to your computer put in a blank cd and open my computer then go to cd drive where your drive is and pull it there and burn it.

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High Definition Digital

Are major movies today still made on film or with high definition digital movie cameras?

I know that many portions of movies are made using digital special effects, but are the movies then transferred to film, or are the movies filmed then transferred back to digital video?

If your talkin about the movies the teachers put on in class yes they do make them still and they r so boring

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Xsi Digital

First Digital SLR camera, Canon EOS Rebel Xsi or Sony A350?

Looking for a good beginner camera. Right now im using an old 35mm Canon EOS, and love the way the Canon is set up. Obviously the sony has 14.2 mp compared to 12.2 for the Canon, but I dont think its all about the mp... or is it? ha. Looking for Pros, Cons, and personal experiences. Thanks!!

The XSi (450D) is a very nice camera overall, with excellent image quality, features and performance, and also appears to handle ISO 800 and 1600 better than the A350.

These higher ISOs are necessary if you especially want to shoot in lower light or indoors, without flash. You will also want a fast lens (one with an aperture of f/2.8 or wider).

The IS kit lens is a great starter lens, but you will most likely want a better one in future. And, if you want to shoot in lower light you will also need a faster lens. I suggest a prime lens (EF 50mm f/1.8-an absolute bargain at less than US$90, EF50mm f/1.4, EF85mm f/1.8 etc).

When choosing a telephoto lens, don't go for the cheapest if you want the sharpest possible image quality.

Use the 'Creative Zone' modes, rather than the "Basic Zone' modes. Aperture Priority (Av) is a good place to start...and practice using different apertures and ISOs, etc.

Use the centre auto focus point if you are having issues with focus. I use this most of the time, because I know exactly where the camera will focus. It can be selected while in the 'Creative Zone' modes.

Shooting in RAW+Jpeg is a good idea. File sizes are approx. 20mb each, though. RAW files need to be converted using software, but they're a non lossy file format and give you far more flexibility in post-processing, whereas jpegs are a lossy file format, but provide instant usabilty.

You will want a fast memory card for fast continuous shooting, fast write speeds and fast transferral of files via USB card reader. Sandisk Extreme III SD or SDHC is excellent.

p.s. read the manual.

good luck...from a satisfied 450D (XSi) user