Walt,
I don't want to be mean, but this sounds like a 'Fools Errand'.
Your audience could go from no experience/no computer to advanced amateur.
I guess I'd plan on a couple or three short presentations, then coffee
with the intense.
Here's my thoughts on presentations:
1) This is a P&S digital camera. Buy one & take photos.
Take the memory stick to Walmart/Walgreens & print your best photos.
Put them all in a little 'brag book'.
2) This is a P&S digital camera. Buy one & take photos.
Load the pictures onto your computer. Pick the best,
and upload them to Picasa for sharing. Print some too.
3) This is a DSLR. It's like that SLR you used to use with film,
and a step up from the P&S's - interchangable lenses and all.
They also make some nice in-between cameras where lenses
can't be changed but the zooms are good. The more you do this,
the more home computer you will need.
Regards, Bob S.
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 9:49 AM, Walter Hamler <[email protected]> wrote:
> I need some input. I have been asked to give a short presentation to a
> group of senior citizens on "choosing and using a digital camera".
> I know what I have and need, but my criteria may be different than
> some, or even most. So how about some input from you folks. DSLR's and
> P&S will be addressed.
>
> Walt
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