Hey, I just purchased a Canon S-40 a few months ago… I love it.

I wanted a flexible camera, one that could take good quick shots, and one that could take artsy shots as well.  It’s a smaller than average camera, but not an ultra-compact.

I wanted a camera that would work with my compact flash card, and possibly take a microdrive (although with flash cards going through the roof, a 512MB flash card is only $120).

Only downside is the non-standard battery… I wish it took AA recharables.  Replacement batteries were about $35… I have two, and that’s more than enough.

If you want some sample images, or sites of other people using the canon s-40, let me know! (Actually, the S-45 is out now, so I guess I’m already out-dated...)

- Posted on Monday, April 7, 2003 at 14:23 [ Permalink to this comment ]

I want to use two digital cameras side-by-side to shoot stereoscopic pictures.
I was hoping to find cameras that have the remot feature so that I can fire both cameras at the exact same time. Olympus and Canon have the feature but I am of the understanding that the infrared sensor is not a gaurantee that both cameras will fire at the exact same instant. I would like to photograph water floating in air for instance so cameras that don’t have a delay or have little delay would be most desirable?

Are there digital cameras that use a cable and can I have a duel cable running to each camera?

Any ideas would be very helpful. I feel like I am shooting in the dark.

Thanks,

Dan

- Posted on Monday, June 30, 2003 at 16:44 [ Permalink to this comment ]

Why not just go for the gusto directly? :D

From a quick Googling of 3d and digital photography, I seemed to find some interesting links!

- Posted on Tuesday, July 1, 2003 at 0:12 [ Permalink to this comment ]

I have a Nikon N4004 that i purchase used.  I do not have a manual and to be honest I dont know what i am doing.  I would like to know what a + _ is when I veiw through the lens.  I am unable to take a picture at all.  Can you HELP? 

Thanks
Wanda

- Posted on Tuesday, July 1, 2003 at 10:15 [ Permalink to this comment ]

I am seeking information that will help me be satisfied with a purchase of a digital camera. I have been using a Sony Mavica 4.0 for school and really do like the photographs I have taken with it this past year. However the camera is soooooo large. Then I went to the other extreme and purchased a Gateway DC-T50 which is sooooo tiny. I don’t think the pictures have the same quality as the Sony. But, the biggest thing that frustrates me is the measly 13 pictures I got out of the 32mb card that comes with the camera and the battery was 1/3 used up in only an hour. With the Mavica I can shoot 90 pics and the battery doesn’t let me down. Any recommendations will be appreciated.

For my course, I am seeking information about different types of digital cameras and different uses of them. Does anyone out there in blogging land have any information they would like to share?

- Posted on Monday, November 17, 2003 at 18:08 [ Permalink to this comment ]

I have never used a digital camera, I need to know more basics than already shown, such as what are the minimum items I need to take the photos and download onto my computer?

- Posted on Thursday, December 11, 2003 at 9:52 [ Permalink to this comment ]

Could anyone please, please help me find a a user manual I can download for a Nikon F401 (or N4004). I am so desperate!

Katie

- Posted on Thursday, March 25, 2004 at 8:11 [ Permalink to this comment ]

I am searching for a digital camera with atleast a 5X zoom (250mm)which would fit in a pocket OR comes with a belt case.
CAN ANYONE HELP?

- Posted on Wednesday, April 28, 2004 at 19:29 [ Permalink to this comment ]

hello

I need help for affliation of digial cameras with high comission.Please help by suggesting websites.

- Posted on Saturday, July 22, 2006 at 15:21 [ Permalink to this comment ]

Hello everyone, im after a bit of advice.  I want to purchase a digital camera, but need help to do this.  i want a camera that can give you good detail on your shots, and can also take shots of birds in distance, but bring them close to you. not over ?250.00. please give advice.

- Posted on Tuesday, November 21, 2006 at 15:50 [ Permalink to this comment ]