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I will indeed post pictures, because i will be taking a bazzillion the minute i get it

[animelover9909]

I'll keep that in mind and I didnt know that

[staereo]

lol did you know the model of your camera? perhaps we can help you find one

[itsumouTRiiKY]

Get a HARAJUKU CAM! My friend got one off of Ebay.. but I don't know if that's such a reliable place to go &get it...

[smzeldarules]

Grace!! XD Hiii. I suggest somethin' Sony! We're like a Sony digital camera family here lol

well, i got a panasonic lumix DMC-FZ7. It works very nicely and i love it . once i take some good pictures i will post them

[staereo]

Congratulations, I look forward to seeing them!

Bruce

[Panda.]

Mine is pretty sexy. It's an Olympus FE-190, it's thin, doesn't eat batteries, and is 6 MP. :]

[Aphexmatt]

I have a Casio Exilim EX-Z1000 and I love it.
Its 10.1 Mega-pixels(3648x2736), at that resolution w/ my 2gig card in it I can take 692 pictures. In 2 Mega-pixel(1600x1200) reso i can take 2363 pictures! (It has modes in between) Also I can take 27 mins of HQ (640x480) video, 45 mins of 'Normal' (640x480) or close to 2 hours of LP (320x240) video. It has an internal memory but the SD cards are just so cheap now its worth it to have one. It has many picture modes in the 'Best Shot' menu, even filters you would find in Photoshop. I love this camera and the price was pretty good too from B&H photo.

[Caramelly]

I got too cam.
1 Nikon 35mm af nikkor, a cam over 600$ value,, with zoom and all different fonction.

and i just bought one last night a DIGI cam Kodak 10Xzoom Z650 ^_^ good for evening and nights and days, maybe function for when u take picture in the show, my friend took a lovely pic of the moon and you could see the shapes in the moon :O

[Sipo]

I typically use dSRL/SLR, but we (family here) just accumulated a Canon Powershot A640, and WOW! It's a fantastic point and shoot!! CHECK IT OUT! ^__^ (What can I say? We collect cameras. Not everyone in my home is the 'serious photographer' so we need range. )

Again, very pleased with this camera.

[staereo]

Originally Posted by Sipo

I typically use dSRL/SLR, but we (family here) just accumulated a Canon Powershot A640, and WOW! It's a fantastic point and shoot!! CHECK IT OUT! ^__^ (What can I say? We collect cameras. Not everyone in my home is the 'serious photographer' so we need range. )

Again, very pleased with this camera.

I like this post. Unfortunately I don't know how to better say it than that. I, too, have a point and shoot in the house, and both my family AND I use it on a regular basis. There is a niche for every piece of equipment, great and small.

[Trelyon]

Originally Posted by Sipo

Canon Powershot A640, and WOW! It's a fantastic point and shoot!! Again, very pleased with this camera.

nods... agreed... seen nice stuff from it

Originally Posted by staereo

There is a niche for every piece of equipment, great and small.

very true

pro with awesome SLR cam... and tons of $$$$ lens... do get tired of carrying 80lbs of equipments around... so most have a 35mm point and shoot... weight less than 0.50 lbs that fits nicely in the shirt pocket... for the lazy days

i like the canon powershot sd700

- Alex

[Alexia Ishtar]

Now that I have some kind of financial support I can finally buy a camera (new one) I have been using Olympus for a while so I have a surplus of XD cards instead of SD cards.

I was thinking about getting the Olympus E500 from Futureshop (since right now not only is it on sale but it comes with two lenses for $899) I'm wondering if this is a good deal or if I should simply bite the bullet and switch to SD and buy perhaps a different brand?

[Test Type]

Originally Posted by Alexia Ishtar

Now that I have some kind of financial support I can finally buy a camera (new one) I have been using Olympus for a while so I have a surplus of XD cards instead of SD cards.

I was thinking about getting the Olympus E500 from Futureshop (since right now not only is it on sale but it comes with two lenses for $899) I'm wondering if this is a good deal or if I should simply bite the bullet and switch to SD and buy perhaps a different brand?

If I were you I would look around for the best camera to suit my needs and then buy that along with the appropriate media if necessary.

Actually if you choose a model with SD or CF you will find that you will find that you have a much wider choice of cards, offering higher capacities for less money than the proprietary xD system.

Personally I wouldn't buy into the 4/3 system for a number of reasons but if after looking around you think it is the one for you, then fine but do take a good look at what else is on offer.

BTW is that $899 Canadian?