I had pretty much decided to purchase the Canon XTi with the kit 18-55 lens
plus a longer lens, say 75-300, until I read the previous discussion on the
merits of the Nikon D40x.
While I'm still inclined to go with the XTi it seems from the comments that

It never used to matter much if I didn't accurately set the time on my
camera, but I'm now getting interested in 'geo-tagging', where
precision is important.
So it would be very useful if, for a batch of files, I could alter the

I have an OLD sony digital camera that came with my TV 5 years ago.
Looking to upgrade to a $150-$200 range, for general purpose picture
taking.
Not really sure what to look for.  I figure something with a good

for under a $1000?
It appears that d-slr is a must due to the fast shutter speeds and a
fast/low-light lens is must. Thanks in advance....
How about Nikon D40 + 50mm f/1.8 to start off the thread?

Recently purchased a Nikon D80 with the 18-135mm kit lens.  I was showing it
off to a friend that owns a Nikon ED 70-300mm  1:4-5.6D (for film camera)
lens.  He is keen to sell this lens.   Out of curiosity I ptook two shots of
a house about 250 meters away. The camera was on a ...

I have recently purchased a Sony Cybershot DSC-W35.
I am able to delete images one at a time but have not found how to
clear the memory card completely.
Could anyone advise if this is possible and how to do it?

I'm about to plunge into buying my first photo printer. I started
investigating reviews of the Canon Pixma iP6220D first, mostly because
I saw it on sale, but the more I research the more questions/concerns
I have, particularly about cost and quality of output. As for this

I do not want to remove pictures from my computer, just simply copy
some of them to a memory card to insert into a digital picture frame.
What is the easiest method to accomplish this??

I recently took about 700 pictures with my Canon 20D using a single 2Gig
card.
When I uploaded the files to my computer I noticed that some file names
were of the type _MG_1242.JPG while some others were something like

From recent experience, I have compiled a helpful list of do's and
don't's for wedding photographers. I hope you find this useful!
1. Never do your sister-in-law's wedding.
2. Never do your sister-in-law's wedding.

I don't know, do you think this guy is offering too much money?
http://syracuse.craigslist.org/crg/325429367.html

"optical media presents one particular problem, for storage
purposes. That is, if a file's path contains too many characters, it
can't be copied or moved, to disc. "
Roxio says OS might have trouble reading a file if the path is too

These are some very unique eyes that I just snapped.
400 ISO
Hand-held
No post-processing (except size...see 100% crops for full-res)

I currently have an S2 IS, which I have been happy with (though like
the S1 IS it's still pretty much useless in low-light situations). The
prices on the S3 IS have come down so much that I'm considering an
upgrade. But other than the increase in megapixels, are there really

We recieved the Olympus Stylus 300 Digital Camera with out software.  Is
there a program that I can download so that I can transfer my pictures from
the camera to my computer?  I have a USB port but then I connect it my
computer is telling me it's not recignizing it.  Can you please ...