Eli asked:


Hi, I am a 17 year old senior in high school. I have just recently been faced with a question from my parents on what I want for Christmas, and I honestly have no clue! Each year I usually will get a fairly big gift, usually an electronic. For example: One year I got a video camera, another year I got a video ipod, and another year I got a digital camera… In July I will be getting a laptop for a graduation gift, so i cant ask for something like that. Price range is between $200 and $300 dollars. I already have quite a few accessories for my ipod, like nice headphones, an ihome… I was looking into the area of a PDA, but I don’t know, and mabey a PSP, but I’m a student who is graduating in the top ten percent and might not have that much time for games… HELP….I don’t have any ideas on what to get….I guesse I could alwasy just ask for a bunch of little stuff… Any ideas are welcomed, as well as a gift that you have gotten that you love and might be something I like too, thanks!
My parents won’t just give my cash either
I have a car to

bolichi asked:


I’m looking for a compact digital camera with more than 6 megapixels, good optics, a reasonable optical zoom, a useful memory card and one that comes with the accessories needed to make life comfortable. Can you give me some ideas about what is available and where I can buy it?

edonaldl asked:


- but first it says “accessory not supported” - and also ipod does not have “import” photos in menu - please help - the camera connector says “ipod” with no disclaimers as to which type.

Also apple’s home info site will not allow me to download or open its classic info - I have a “leopard”

Shawn S asked:


break it down for me please. It this 10 mega pixels?

Product Details
Pixel 1/2.5” 5.0 Mega-Pixel CMOS
Resolution Fine 10.0 Mega-Pixel Hardware Interpolation
Normal 5.0 Mega-Pixel
Exposure Auto / Manual -2.0EV ~ +2.0EV(In 0.5EV Steps)
White Balance Auto / Sunny / Tungsten / Fluorescent
Lens F/3.1, f=7.5mm Fixed Focus Lens
Digital Zoom 16X
Focus Range 1.5m ? ?
Macro Mode 15~16cm

Strobe Auto / Off / Auto + Red Eye Reduction
Effective Range 1.0m ~ 1.5m
LCD Display 3.0” TFT LCD ( 960 x 240 Pixels )
Internal Memory 32MB FLASH
Self-Timer Off / 10 Seconds
Photo Format JPEG (DCF, DPOF & EXIF), Direct Print
Digital Video Recording ?640×480 AVI-Motion JPEG, Sound available, 20 fps. (Max.)

PC-Cam Yes
TV Out Format NTSC / PAL
Shutter Electronic Shutter, 1/4 ~ 1/1000 second
Connector USB 2.0 ( High Speed )
Auto Power Off 1min , 3min , Off
Power Source 2 x “AA” Alkaline batteries

Accessories 1) USB & AV cable
2) “AA” alkaline batteries x 2
3) Wrist Strap
4) Camera Pouch
5) User’s Manual
6) CD-ROM (Driver & Application Software)
7) User’s Manual
Weight <115g (Batteries Excluded)
Dimension 92(L) x 61(W) x 24(H)mm
Supported OS Windows Me/2000/XP
* Specification subject to change without notices *

hudson_floridamale asked:


I have a Canon digital Powershot A530. It is not waterproof, nor can I add any extra lens, or such accessories. I take a lot of nature pics, and I am still getting used to everything you can do with this camera (it’s a bit confusing). With the Powershot A540, you can get attachments for specific needs, NOT available with mine. Is there any tricks for taking a picture of fish or anything below the water without having the glare? Can I rig something to reduce the glare? If you have any other tricks for taking any awkward pics, please feel free to leave them as well. Thanks.

Coolguy342 asked:


Hello. I just recently bought a brand new Sony cybershot 8.1 DSC-W100 digital camera off the internet. I have 2 weeks to decide if I wanna get a 2-year warranty for $34.99. I just got it in the mail today, and noticed that when zooming in / out, it makes this little scratch, static noise. Is this normal for a new camera like this? if not, I think i’m going to have to get that warranty

(the camera is new, but the box is opened. Cause the company that sold it, said they had to test it, to see if it works. Fine with me. It came with all the accessories, booklets, pappers, cables, battery-charger, etc, just that it has one problem.. or so i think)

(I checked several functions and they all turn out good so far… Is there any other important stuff, to check for? make sure its fully working with no problems?)

arcadium_victoriana asked:


I have had my Kodak easy share cx6330 3.1 mega pixel for about 4 years. Its been a great little camera but I think its time for an upgrade. I love the ease in use of the Kodak cameras plus all my other accessories are Kodak, so if possible I would like to stick with a Kodak camera.. Unless I’m expecting to much out of a Kodak?…

I own a small clothing company and I need the clearest photos possible to capture details in the designs. My older model just is not cutting it any longer. Recently I’m having problems with really blurry images and pretty bad color accuracy. It works great for just your average photo.. But not so much for getting really crisp details.

Some of the specs I’m looking for are excellent clarity and sharpness (decent if not great, image stabilization), especially in low light conditions. Color accuracy is also pretty important.

Thanks a million to anyone that can offer any suggestions!!!

DJ asked:


I have a Canon Powershot SD750 and i was told that my perticular camera could serve as a digital camera…is this true?
if so how can i use it or what accessories do i have to buy?

Fatima Zaheer asked:


On September 18 of 2005, there is a new record in digital video camera industry, announcing XlH1. Which was canon’s first DVC featuring high definition. Originally developed based on the needs of professional and enthusiast videographers, the XL H1 retains the operability of Canon’s very popular XL2, while increase recording in the professional function and supporting high definition. The flagship DVC for the company of Canon, the XL H1 is ideal for use all across the spectrum of professional content making, from film and television production to filming weddings.

Canon develop aim of delivering the highest possible quality of recording available today, The XL H1 also comes equipped with a HD 20X zoom video lens, the XL 5.4-108 mm L IS II, which contributes to Canon’s development aim of delivering the highest possible quality of recording available today. As Canon’s first HD video camera, the XL H1 camcorder and 20X HD video zoom lens will provide broadcasters with a low budget 1080i resolution option for ENG, documentary or even reality television productions. Film makes will also fall for the extensive Cine controls and 24 frame rate option the XL H1 has to offer. Jack pack features include uncompressed digital HD-SDI output for seamless integration into broadcast studios or high quality image, which transfer to non linear editing systems.

The gunlock feature will allow movie sets to easily synchronize camera settings across multiple camcorders and SMPTE time codes will allow for streamlined tape and edit management. The XL H1 also offers three 1/3 inch 1.67 mega pixel interlaced CCDs that capture images at 1080i resolution. It also features selectable frame rates of 50i and 25F, so capturing fast motion and just about everything else is possible with the XL H1.

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zhenjidong asked:


I plan to buy a digital camera DMC-FZ18K and HD TV from www.ubytechez.com.
2 contact emails were sent t-2 days ago, wanted to know if htere has some hidden conditions like must have to buy accessories with high price?
No answer received!So I need to know its honesty
a possible customer, Zhenji Dong