DH's Nikon Coolpix takes better pictures than my Sony Cybershot (better focus, much richer colors), but that may be because it's a newer camera and nothing to do with the model.
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My iPod Touch says that there are no movies on it...but I just synced it, and my computer says the movie is there...
Anyone else have this issue?
ETA: There was an update, and it totally solved my issue.
I have always been very fond of Canon cameras and have owned quite a few with no problems over the years.
I did a little poking around Consumer Reports ratings for digital cameras, and the Canon PowerShot A720IS 8MP with 6x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom looks rather promising, especially since it's only $195 at Amazon. CR gave it a score of 75, which is decent for that low of a price.
I am eventually going to buy myself a Sony Cybershot DSCW55. Yes, in pink. It's gotten good reviews, it's small (which is what I'm looking for, because I want to cart it around in my purse), and hey! Pink!
Canon cameras are quiet good. I have had several and have the XTi on my "list of things to get".
I currently have the XTi and it is a great camera. I also have an SD500 that is quite small and takes great pictures. I had the A40 before that and it never gave me any problems.
yeah, yeah...rub it in that you already have the XTi.
My Visual Design teacher, who does a whole lot of professional photography and some blinged-out cameras, lenses and so on to do it with, has very nice things to say about the hobby-priced Canons, fwiw.
I got a $128 deal on a reconditioned Fujifilm Finepix A500, although now I know I could use the extra features I'd get on a Canon not priced much more. Aside from having to go to the Fuji website to download the photo-handling software for my new Vista OS, no complaints.
I just scanned in a bunch of glass negatives, old family pictures. I want to flip the b/w so that I'll have the positive images. Is there a way to do that in iPhoto, or do I need to install something with more features? I can't find it in iPhoto, but I haven't explored all the menus.