jann1033
<font color=darkcoral>Right now I'm an inch of nat
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I ordered a 2gb 133x ( says it reads 20mb, writes 15 mb) card and a 40x 512mb card... are either of these OK for video on a canon s2 and will i ,a digital novice .notice the difference in speed ? right now daughter's Kodak 4 mp easy share is really slow to take a second shot. will i have the same problem with the canon and these cards? is the difference as noticable as say the difference in speed of dsl vs dial up modems or something only a pro would notice.( still waiting to get the camera)
and is there anything to speed up the easy share's speed or is it the actual camera. her card just says Kodak 128 mb and she just replaced the lithium batteries but it misses shot after shot even on the sport setting.which i'm guessing is supposed to freeze action. i know with my slr film camera i really got fast shots( once got one of my daughter's horse's belly button during a buck..how often do you see that
), am i just expecting too much from her camera? or a moderately priced digital?( like the s2)? if so i can use the slr for something like that but not sure what the problem is and if it's something i can fix/adjust
and is there anything to speed up the easy share's speed or is it the actual camera. her card just says Kodak 128 mb and she just replaced the lithium batteries but it misses shot after shot even on the sport setting.which i'm guessing is supposed to freeze action. i know with my slr film camera i really got fast shots( once got one of my daughter's horse's belly button during a buck..how often do you see that
), am i just expecting too much from her camera? or a moderately priced digital?( like the s2)? if so i can use the slr for something like that but not sure what the problem is and if it's something i can fix/adjust
