how do you guys press the button on these cameras? I can hold them
all right but I can only use one hand so pressing the button is really hard.
Dan
At 07:05 PM 10/21/2009, bob quinn said something that elicited my response:
I had been using larger cameras (all Canon), sometimes using a
"mono-pod" for stability,
but last year i got a Canon PowerShot SD770 IS "Elph', which is
smaller than a cigarette
package. With a 6-inch mini-tripod (a Sima st-101) attached it has
been a pleasure to use!
Sorry, but I don't remember what i paid for it.
FWIW: I like Canon because they seem to have truer colors. I bought
a Nikon for
my daughter once and hated the way faces always came out whitish.
At 05:53 PM 10/21/2009, [email protected] wrote:
In a message dated 10/21/2009 5:19:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
Hi Everybody,
I'm in the market to buy a GOOD digital camera not
exceeding $225 like the Nikon L 100 I need guidance and pointers -
do's & don'ts. I can't handle the skinny, skinny digital light
cameras. I'm thinking of mounting the camera on a trek tech OPTERA 460 pro
Bobbie Humphreys C-5,6.7 motocross jumping accident in 1973 at 17
Married to Sweet Pete Living in Parsippany, New Jersey
Hi Bobbie,
I have a Kodak 760 Easy Share that I really like. Before you buy
one though make sure you can turn it on & off as some are difficult
for our curled fingers.
