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Member No.: 13864 Posts: 291 Joined: 03/2006
▫ Jul 15 2006, 16:34 Post #1
2005-Present: Kodak DX 7630 (6 Megapixel)

2001-2005: Olympus Camedia C3000Z (3.3 Megapixel)

2000-2001: Kodak DC3200 (1 Megapixel)
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Member No.: 13587 Posts: 1,642 Joined: 02/2006
▫ Jul 15 2006, 16:44 Post #2
Currently a Samsung 4.0 mega pixels Digimax. But hubby really wants a camera with the big zoom lens and 8 mega pixels. I'm looking thru fliers right now and can't find one damn it!
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▫ Jul 15 2006, 17:27 Post #3
Kodak Easyshare DX6490 and it´s good :) 4 megapixels, 10x optical zoom (my hubbie also want a new cam...)
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▫ Jul 15 2006, 18:15 Post #4
Have had: Kodak, Minolta

Currently using Olympus Evolt 300 8.1mp DSLR
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▫ Jul 16 2006, 02:06 Post #5
2000-2002 : Canon Powershot A60 (2.1MPel)
2002-present : Canon Powershot G3 (4.0MPel)
2005-present : Canon EOS 20D (8.2MPel)

The camera #1 is looking for, Natalie, is probably the Panasonic Lumix FZ-30 (or is it ZF-30?). If that's not it, then perhaps he should give it a look. Not a bad piece of kit, IMO; but like my Canons (obviously).

-Jak
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▫ Jul 16 2006, 06:13 Post #6
Fuji m603 at the moment but hubby has his eye on a canon EOS 350D.
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▫ Jul 16 2006, 14:10 Post #7
QUOTE(Avvilimento)
2000-2002 : Canon Powershot A60 (2.1MPel)
2002-present : Canon Powershot G3 (4.0MPel)
2005-present : Canon EOS 20D (8.2MPel)

The camera #1 is looking for, Natalie, is probably the Panasonic Lumix FZ-30 (or is it ZF-30?).  If that's not it, then perhaps he should give it a look.  Not a bad piece of kit, IMO; but  like my Canons (obviously).

-Jak

The Panasonic Lumix series of cameras are surprisingly good. Panasonic's initial series of digital cameras were REALLY bad, from what I remember. They have made up for it.

To see comprehensive detail on cameras, including high-res sample photos of EVERYTHING out there, try www.stevesdigicams.com. I have no connection with the site; I'm just letting you know that it will tell you the good and bad about every camera.
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▫ Jul 16 2006, 17:47 Post #8
I want canon 350 eos badly, we have that kodak and it's a great camera...
BUT, it's not a slr camera :bang:
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▫ Jul 16 2006, 18:20 Post #9
Nikon coolpix 7600 7,1 MP...
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Member No.: 11658 Posts: 21,459 Joined: 11/2005
▫ Jul 16 2006, 20:50 Post #10
QUOTE(penelope)
Fuji m603 at the moment but hubby has his eye on a canon EOS 350D.


Tell 'Da Lucky Bloke he is doing a fine job of capturing your lovely assets.
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▫ Jul 17 2006, 16:11 Post #11
Well I dunno if I take great photos, but I still use my antique Kodak DX4230 (2 mp) cuz it hasn't broken yet. (I am a cheap bastard).

That is all®
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▫ Jul 18 2006, 01:51 Post #12
My older one is a Sony FD Mavica 92 (1.6 mp). Uses either 3.5" floppies or Memory Sticks™ ( It's about 5 years old) Big and clunky but not totally with out redeaming values. Uses only Sony rechargeble batts.

Newest is a Sony Cybershot™ DSC-P93 (5.1 mp) Much smaller and easier to carry when traveling...Also can be used with rechargable batts. or AA non-rechargebles. Uses memmory stick type flash card.
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▫ Jul 18 2006, 18:22 Post #13
I have a Sony Cybershot T-7. It's a great camera and even better once you get used to it. It's very small and slim so you can put it in your pocket and not worry about it. (No vibrate feature though) It's size makes it great for upskirt shots in crowded areas, so I've heard.
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▫ Jul 19 2006, 22:55 Post #14
My local camera shop tells me to keep using the free disposable cameras they give me, and they will keep putting the pics on CD for me....they said I don't need to worry about these new-fangled digital things :2thumbsup:
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▫ Jul 20 2006, 02:15 Post #15
Olympus 3000, Nikon D-70, Nikon D-200, and an old Cannon A-1.
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▫ Jul 20 2006, 03:21 Post #16
QUOTE(Lynette)
Olympus 3000, Nikon D-70, Nikon D-200, and an old Cannon A-1.

Why do you have both the D-70 and D-200, Lynette?
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▫ Jul 20 2006, 03:58 Post #17
QUOTE(sweetnsexy)
My local camera shop tells me to keep using the free disposable cameras they give me, and they will keep putting the pics on CD for me....they said I don't need to worry about these new-fangled digital things :2thumbsup:


If I were them I'd be PAYING you for the priviledge on top of it :flashboobs:
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▫ Jul 20 2006, 14:57 Post #18
I just bought the water resistant case for my Sony T7. I figure it will be good to keep sand out of my camera when we're on the beach during our honeymoon. The case is also waterproof up to 9.8 feet according to the spec sheet. not a scuba case, obviously, but good enough for taking some pics of underwater shennanigans.
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▫ Jul 20 2006, 16:19 Post #19
QUOTE(Bobaloo)
I just bought the water resistant case for my Sony T7.  I figure it will be good to keep sand out of my camera when we're on the beach during our honeymoon.  The case is also waterproof up to 9.8 feet according to the spec sheet.  not a scuba case, obviously, but good enough for taking some pics of underwater shennanigans.


Is it urine resistant as well?

just curious :piss:
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▫ Jul 20 2006, 18:55 Post #20
QUOTE(Gnappster)
Is it urine resistant as well?
just curious  :piss:

Of course. That was the main reason I started looking into waterproof camera cases.

haha, just thought of a joke. Here;s the punchline...

Urinate. If you had bigger tits, you'd be a 10

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