I am considering the purchase of a Fujifilm E550 camera after the holidays
and would like to
find out what recent purchasers have to say about the performance of this
camera.

I happened to stumble onto my Xmas gift from the wife and it's a Sony
DSC-P93A. Since I saw it she wants me to decide if it's what I really want
and if not, to swap it tomorrow. I've had a Canon PowerShot A20 for years
and had decent luck with it, but the close-ups aren't so hot ...

This is a reply to previous poster (couldn't respond to his message.)
He had trouble with a new sandisk 512 compact flash card in his
Sandisk Imagemate dual card reader # SDDR-75. IT ALSO HAPPENED TO ME!
I just bought a 512 compact flash card. I've been using the SDDR-75

Hi I will be travelling to Florida from the UK soon & was thinking of
buying a fairly basic digital camera over there. Apart from possible
warranty problems can any of you good folks think of any reasons why
this might be a bad idea?

i am a landscape photographer (hobbyist) that shoots large format and 6 x 9.
i admit i dont know squat about the digital cameras. i am headed to
manhattan for four days and am considering the dx7630 6 mp camera to carry
in my pocket. if i never print anything larger than 8 x 10 will ...

Do any of the digital cameras put a date on the picture? Or is this a
function of the printer or software?
I'm looking at the Cannon S1 IS or maybe a Kodak 6590 (might have the wrong
model on the Kodak).

I note that flash memory cards made by Kingston are being sold on some
web-sites at prices considerably lower than Sandisk, et al. Is there any
reason for this? Anyone use them and had any problems?
Kev

I have a Nikon D100 digital camera.  The pictures I'm taking inside come out
dark even when using the built-in flash.  I also have a flash attachment
that I use which definitely helps but the flash doesn't keep up with the
camera.  I've messed around with the white balance but ...

I saw an advertisement for this camera in a news magazine. I have seen
some TV adds from this company and they claim to have been around for
years and their name is familiar, but I haven't bought or owned
anything they've made. Note that I am aware of anyway.

I'd like to get a digital camera for outdoor use, but I don't know how
"ruuged" they are, particularly, how sucseptible they are to occasional
water spray or exposure to a few rain drops (not immersion, or constant
exposure to a down pour - more like a few drops hitting the camera ...

I have an Olympus c-2100uz and find that even though I am still trying to
learn how to use it, the storage medium it uses, the Smart Memory card, is
being phased out. Olympus says that the camera will not be able to make
use of any other storage card.   Is this the way it all is ...

I am interested in buying the camera  SL. 400R of  Kyocera of 4 mp
he/she wanted that somebody commented me or it recommended something
on this model.
thank you

I am about to buy a very small compact camera. After extensive
research on the web the Canon SD300 (Ixus 40 in France) seems a very
good choice.
However I wonder if it works well in low light condition without flash

My Olympus 770 has a 16mb xD card. I plan on getting a 512 card. Going
online, I see there's equivalent cards made by different manufacturers?
Will a Fuji xD fit mine? Is there an advantage to getting an Olympus xD
card?

Ok, so Olympus has a few weatherproof digitals, but how much of a problem is
the occasional rain drop or water splash on a digital camera. Are these
things extremely finicky about staying desert dry? I'm thinking about the
sony DSC-W1, Olympus C-7000, Powershot S70, and Panasonic ...