I also had the original  Canon Digital Ixus but dropped it a couple of
months ago.
I loved the camera and would replace it but even second hand ones sell for
over £60

Considering these 2 cameras; is one better than the other? Is there a little
more corner blur in the 800?
Thanks in advance!

Lately, I've been getting failures when I plug my digicam into the USB port,
causing me to have to revert to my trusty (but SLOW) floppy disk adapter I
sore I'd never go back to.  Has anyone else had a USB failure with a Sony
digicam?  It fails in every port I've tried, and other ...

I have a Nikon D70S. After I do a picture
taking session, I remove my memory card from
the camera. Insert it in my built in memory
card reader in the computer and burn the

Now that I have decided to go 100% digital in lieu of slides, I would
like to get a projector to project the images to the big screen. With
prices dropping to the affordable range, it is time to acquire a digital
media projector.

The 'Missing Link' so to speak:
http://www.JustPhotos.ca/galleries/panos/FogDevils20061025.htm

I have a Kodak EasyShare DX7440.
lost the software & cable. bought a new cable, & downloaded the
software. I cannot download all of the pics off of my camera (85%
downloaded, the rest wont, beacuse of some error). When I try to save

You might have already solved this problem.
To speed things up with the rather slow Nikon Capture 4.4, I got a new
computer with a few GB of memory running WinXP x64. Now the issues:
1) The trial verison works fine.

any suggestions? new or used. portraits are the only thing i want this
camera to excel in. therefor, good at full aperture, and a great lens. i
already have a DSLR, so i want a P&S that will do the trick in a bind.

Hello, I am in need of recommendations for a cheap ($200USD budget)
ultra-compact digital camera that will be used to take pictures as I
travel. In order of importance:
1. Size; must be small as I will be hiking and space will be somewhat

I have two digital cameras that i am not using to their potential.
actually, my cybershot dsc-200 takes horrible pics. i'm sure its me,
but it seems not to have a steady shot feature. or at least i cant
find one. and it seems to take a week to a ctually take a picture.

Having just baught my first digital camera and spent quite a few hours
getting used to its operation, there's just one function's reason I cannot
understand and that's the advantages of using AE-L and under what
circumstances one would use it.

My previous post was a bit unclear; I'll try and clarify the issue:
I purchased a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P30 on Ebay for $40, described as
"in new condition."  I received it today and it is in fact in pristine
shape with all documentation, cables, CD and memory stick.  This

http://www.tvtechnology.com/reviews/features/2006.04.18-er-canon-camcorder.shtml
30 fps, too!

I just played with one of these in a store.
If I did not have a closet full of Nikon lenses the temptation would be hard
to resist. I almost reached for my credit card anyway.
In fact I find it hard not to consider the Alpha and its kit lens the best