Digital Cameras

[beanie baby]

Ok, I need some input on cameras. I thought my old one was broke and I'd have an excuse to buy a new one. Only because I've wanted a new one for a long time. It isn't broke, but I'm going to pretend it is. :rofl:

I'm look at one of these KODAK (http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7621683&type=product&id=1130985156465)

Any ideas of how good they are? Or other suggestions?

I don't need anything fancy or expensive. Something plain and simple. :D

[Foxfire]

Looks to be a very good simple cam. And the price ain't too shabby either. Just go a head and order a 512 memory card with it when you get it.

[Capt._Chaos]

I have a Kodak digital camera and it's very user-friendly. Have had it for about 4 years now. As Marge mentioned, the memory card is an absolute must.

Beanie, it might help if you read the Owners Manual! :rofl:

[beanie baby]

Beanie, it might help if you read the Owners Manual! :rofl:

:bop: Why don't you read it and then tell me how to use it! I think we had decided it was you that was going to handle the electronics stuff wasn't it? Or was I? :harhar:

[Capt._Chaos]

Beanie, it might help if you read the Owners Manual! :rofl:

:bop: Why don't you read it and then tell me how to use it! I think we had decided it was you that was going to handle the electronics stuff wasn't it? Or was I? :harhar:

I'll hafta send Magicman up your way so he can read & interpret the owners manuals for you! Rumor has it he's setting up a business to re-print stuff in "Skansinese"! :harhar:

[Big_Dave]

Bonnie, we have 2 digital cameras.

I carry a Kodak Easyshare CX6200 on the road with me. That's what I use for the pictures I take and post.

Deb has a Kodak Easyshare CX7330.

Both cameras are at least 2 years old, but they still serve our purposes well.

Deb's camera has a lot more features than mine does.

As far as setting up a Kodak Easyshare camera on your computer, well, even I can do that in just a few minutes...........and I ain't from 'Scaaannnnsin'.....or blonde. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :harhar: ;)

[Uturn2001]

The Kodak easyshare cameras are very easy to use.

I bought Tina one just after Chris was born. It was a 5 mp that was factory refurbished that I got for $150 including a 512mb memory card through Tigerdirect.com

It has given us no problems what so ever in the time we have had it and we have taken probably a total of 600 plus pics with it since then.

[beanie baby]

Thanks for the input from all!


Dave :bop: :p Just wait till I have free time again to get up to the ranch for a BBQ! :harhar:

[tommy]

Have your Boyfriend BUY you a new one and show you how to use it!! :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

[SweetSnuggler]

I got a Kodak Easy Share c310 for Christmas, and although I rarely get to use it myself, the pictures turn out great!!

Just watch out on the batterie usage. Carry lots and lots of batteries!! :rofl:

[Big_Dave]

Just watch out on the batterie usage. Carry lots and lots of batteries!! :rofl:
Deb bought 4 rechargable batteries and a battery charger. Saves big bucks on batteries. :cool:

[maxmiddle]

I have a cheapie little Fuji FinePix. It is very easy to use, very easy to download to compooter, and uses regular batteries (two AA's).

All my photos in the galleries were taken with it. I am more than happy with it.