Digital Camera.

[TOT_Princess_412]

I have a Kodak Easyshare and love it!...It's 7.1 MP.

 

[Axel]

This is the camera I want.

 

[Dis-Wiz]

Really? Because I have two blank memory cards that hold about 850 pictures each...

Should I buy another one?

Yeah, that's what mine said, but when you change your quality of your pictures (you will probably want a good quality) the amount changes A LOT!

I had mine on the best quality (probably shouldn't have had it on the highest), and I ran out in the first day. RAW images take up A TON of space, so I would suggest using that option (if the camera has it) only a few times.

When I took mine off he highest quality, I had a lot of space left. So, before you head to Disney, make sure your camera's settings are on a good quality. Not the highest, but not the lowest either. That way, 2 cards should be plenty!

Have a GREAT trip!

 

[BandGeek911]

I have an HP.
It's alright, but I want a new one with higher megapixels and I want one that comes with a case. Mine is al scartched up :[

I'm probably not going to get a new one soon, because I don't feel like spending my money on it. If one of my parental units were willing to pay for it on the other hand....

But most likely, they aren't going too!
Oh well, I love my camera.
I don't love it to death, but I made a pretty smart choice, and it's pretty good for a 5.0 megapixel!

 

[Dis-Wiz]

This is my camera. It's excellent!!!!

 

[BabyPiglet]

Okay, thanks for the tips about the memory cards. =]

Another thing, what's the best battery? Our's takes plain old AA. But it drains them in less than two hours. Even the really good energizer and duracell brands. It's really really frusterating, and the camera person said that all digitale cameras do this.

So any tips?

 

[Trix_e]

Lol my camera has a rechargable battery so I don't have to worry about buying batteries and stuff.

 

[BabyPiglet]

Lol my camera has a rechargable battery so I don't have to worry about buying batteries and stuff.

Yeah, we could buy the rechargable batteries...but the thing drains it so fast I don't know how that would work out.

 

[Minniemouse07]

Okay, thanks for the tips about the memory cards. =]

Another thing, what's the best battery? Our's takes plain old AA. But it drains them in less than two hours. Even the really good energizer and duracell brands. It's really really frusterating, and the camera person said that all digitale cameras do this.

So any tips?

We had that problem w/ our last camera so when we went shopping for a new one a few months ago we specifically looked at ones that specifically ran on a rechargeable battery (not general AA or AAA rechargeables).

We've found that this battery not only lasts a lot longer than the AA rechargeables in our old camera, but it also works in sync w/ the camera allowing it to work a lot quicker... especially when it comes to the lag time between shots with and without the flash.

This is why we started looking at the SD line of Canon cameras over their A line.

We really our SD750, and after we researched and purchased ours and I brought it into work ... TEN of my coworkers went out and purchased one for themselves, all in the last two months!

The ONLY downside to the SD750 is that the battery indicator doesn't give a lot of warning... once the indicator comes on you only have a few more shots before it dies. We are purchasing an extra battery before our trip!

 

[MuNkY]

Okay, thanks for the tips about the memory cards. =]

Another thing, what's the best battery? Our's takes plain old AA. But it drains them in less than two hours. Even the really good energizer and duracell brands. It's really really frusterating, and the camera person said that all digitale cameras do this.

So any tips?

Are you using the viewfinder or the LCD Screen? I suggest using the viewfinder and turning off the screen other than seeing your picture. Your battery will last a lot longer.