I ve got a new camera

I realise I have the same look in both pictures -_- Taken with a spanking brand new... Cannon Ixus 90 I officially OWN a camera. The previous Sony one that I was using is not technically mine but my mother's. read more

Lots to write now, but not much inspiration I think. So I'll say it with pictures instead! You know the "a picture is worth a thousand words"- saying. So I'll publish a few pictures, and only write a little. I bought a digital camera!!! It was rather cheap, but very very good! I love it! You can even film with it! Which Sofie and I have done a bit... :-D       Yeah, even though these picture are not great, they are alreight, and I love my camera! It has effects of different kinds, and so...

Hi everyone :o) I have a digital camera for sale. It's a Minolta Dimage S304 it's in fantastic condition, I've just upgraded. The specs for it and reviews can be found Here The camera I'd like £50 for but if you make me a reasonable offer I'm sure we can work something out.   I am also looking for a new home for a Rio Body Builder toning machine which is a couch potatoes dream! You slap it on and can tone up during Eastenders. The toning machine I'd like £20 for but again make a decent...

So I took my old Pentex K1000 to the repairman Rick today and quietly listen to him explain to me all that was wrong with my camera. When he was finally done with all of that he than informed me that at the very most it would cost $110 for parts and labor. He was really, really sorry that he couldn't do any better than that. He than apolygized that it might take him to the end of the week  to fix the camera due to a few other orders, but he would try and get it done sooner. So long story short...

If ever you have seen a picture that is blurred, it is most probably because the camera was shaken while the picture was taken. With traditional photographic film cameras, it was evident only after the negatives and positives were made. However, with digital camera, the captured image can be seen immediately on the LCD screen, and if the image has shaken, then it can be discarded for a new shot. Digital camera shakes are common with new users. This is primarily because, new users have not fully...

I'm not 100% happy with it. It seems to take great pictures, but the one thing it CAN'T do is the function I was having the most fun with on the old camera. The old camera would take 2 timer shots in a row. This one only does one. With two timer shots I could do fun stuff like this: I'm sure I can still do stuff like this, but it's going to take a little longer. Y'know, they really need to make a camera that comes with a remote control. That'd be freakin' sweet. They've already done it, right...