my camera is sony w80, which i am okay with. I heard cannon is better tho?
Btw what kind of photo editing software do you guys use?
Btw what kind of photo editing software do you guys use?
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What is your Camera (point and shoot)?
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I have a Kodak EasyShare Z612, and it's the best camera I've ever owned.
It comes with a disk for Kodak EasyShare software, which is okay (I'd give it a "B' or a "B-").
There's a decent freeware picture editing program called L-View that I've used for years. For some specific things, it's easier than alot of the nicer programs. One major flaw is that it has problems handling large files.
I have a Sony Handycam that I use for video. But, I honestly don't take alot of video.
It comes with a disk for Kodak EasyShare software, which is okay (I'd give it a "B' or a "B-").
There's a decent freeware picture editing program called L-View that I've used for years. For some specific things, it's easier than alot of the nicer programs. One major flaw is that it has problems handling large files.
I have a Sony Handycam that I use for video. But, I honestly don't take alot of video.
I bought a Canon A560IS a few months ago and love it. It has image stabilizer, viewfinder, 8mp, manual functionality, 4x optical zoom, and many other great features. It is also just a beautiful camera esthetically, and fits well in the hand without feeling like you are going to drop it. I did a lot of comparisons with Nikon, Sony, Kodak, and Olympus cameras in the same price range and this was the best in my opinion. Canon also provides its own photo software which you can download from its site.
I have a Cannon Rebel xti SLR. Also, I have a Sony Cybershot with a 10x zoom, and an Olympus 12x zoom. I have to say that as far as point and shoot cameras go, the Sonys are the best out of all the ones that I have tried.
Canon Powershot A400 (Lime Green)
It's really starting to show it's age: the cycle time has always taken awhile, but it seems damn near forever before i can snap another shot. The batteries are completely shot, the case is scratched up, and it's only got a 2.2X optical zoom
Yet...
It still manages to take great pictures. I've taken over 2000 pictures with it, and I would say 85% have turned out to be useable. That's pretty damn good for a old cheap camera. My next camera will be a Canon.
It's really starting to show it's age: the cycle time has always taken awhile, but it seems damn near forever before i can snap another shot. The batteries are completely shot, the case is scratched up, and it's only got a 2.2X optical zoom
Yet...
It still manages to take great pictures. I've taken over 2000 pictures with it, and I would say 85% have turned out to be useable. That's pretty damn good for a old cheap camera. My next camera will be a Canon.
Two point and shooters here. Pocket sized one is a Panasonic Lumix, larger one is a Minolta A2. I like both of them, and they're good for different things.
Fuji F31fd, the last great p&s camera for high ISO. I bought one right after Fuji announced its "successor" in July 07. Things will never be the same.
I may get other point and shoot cameras for the features and size, but I'm never getting rid of this Fuji.
I bought one right after Fuji announced its "successor" in July 07. Things will never be the same.I may get other point and shoot cameras for the features and size, but I'm never getting rid of this Fuji.
My P&S camera is a Canon PowerShot G3 (still a good camera for its age.) My Dad recently purchased a Canon EOS 400D.
Cannon are meant to make very good camaras.
Mine is a cheap one I got a few years ago, I tend to use my phone for photo-taking these days anyway.
Mine is a cheap one I got a few years ago, I tend to use my phone for photo-taking these days anyway.
my everyday camera is a casio exilim, purely for the fact that it's very thin. i keep it in my purse all the time. i also like that it's got a rechargeable battery, which has quite a decent life to it.
it's by no means anything spectacular, but my camera before this one was some huge 1.3MP fuji clunker from like 2001, so the casio was heavenly when i got it.
it's by no means anything spectacular, but my camera before this one was some huge 1.3MP fuji clunker from like 2001, so the casio was heavenly when i got it.
I currently have a Panasonic Lumix TZ3 but have finally outgrew it and will be purchasing a Canon 40D this summer.
Canon SD750 7.1 megapixels.
It's a really nice camera, but damn that screen is sensitive.
One little tap and it has a dark spot now.
I wonder if my warranty covers that...
It's a really nice camera, but damn that screen is sensitive.
One little tap and it has a dark spot now.
I wonder if my warranty covers that...
Nikon Coolpix 2100. What you are trying to tell me that they have 3MP cameras now?! Lies 2.1MP is top of the line.
Mine has a nice scratch across it.Canon SD750 7.1 megapixels.
It's a really nice camera, but damn that screen is sensitive.
One little tap and it has a dark spot now.
I wonder if my warranty covers that...
buying a panasonic FZ-8k next weekend when i go home....looking forward to having a good camera of my own!