Specs on Sigma look better.  Will 199HZ verson 5 HZ make a big
difference?

I'm undertaking a project to archive (and make available on CD) a large
number of old prints that are currently owned by various older members
of my extended family.  Most of these prints were made from the 1920s
to the 1960s, and very few negatives were kept.

A friend of mine has a Canon Ixus 400, which unfortunately has a broken
LCD. Everything else works fine.
Does anyone know of a supplier of replacement screens? I've emailed Canon,
but not had a reply as yet. Otherwise I'll just gamble on getting a broken

Reading the manual for my Canon A510
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canona510/
I tripped across the "custom" self timer
feature.

What happened to the colors in this photo:
http://photos28.flickr.com/38868057_7ef5c46d06_m.jpg
Daytime light, no flash.
The blue diagonal strip is actually the same color as the dark brown

The T10 has a low-noise sensor, but they put it in
a compact, inferior camera with cut-rate electronics and optics.
Net result? The prosumer "DSLR" killer has yet to materialize.
Looks like Samsung "could be" the first to offer such a thing,

I got a used Kodak DX3600 camera and the dock you can get with it. Idea
being, it's a gift for a friend who's EXTREMELY computer non-techie. The
idea of one-touch (1) download of photos (2) recharge of batteries and (3)
erasing photos off Compact Flash card--very much a good thing ...

I'm new to buying lenses so I need some advice.  I'm considering
buying a Tamron 28-75 lens and some of its reviews say it's a tad slow
sometimes focusing in low light.  I presume a flash will help the lens
focus faster, right?  I presume this is because the flash eliminates

I'm looking for a zoom lens in the 70/75/100-300 range, either a Canon
USM or a Sigma APO. Can't afford an IS or an L or an EX, just the
inexpensive range.
Reviews I've found so far are not all that helpful, as they don't

I am a film shooter, but am looking to get into digital. I like the specs of
the Olympus Camedia 7070, and am thinking of that, or the Casio Exilim 700.
Both allow the usage of external flashes (big thing for me). The Casio is
very nice in that it has a pc input, but the Olympus ...