Digi camera help please....

[Randi]

Glacier, I'm finally finding out about the features, but still ..... Did you get a CD with it, with a "manual" of how to use it?

[Glacier]

Glacier, I'm finally finding out about the features, but still ..... Did you get a CD with it, with a "manual" of how to use it?

I did, but I never got much use out of the cd. I took it to work and printed off the entire thing! It fills a large binder! I use the printed version more, but really just playing with is how I figured out most of the features.

[Randi]

I must try to find that CD! I 'll have to search - could you send me picture of what the other "manual" looks like?

[Glacier]

I must try to find that CD! I 'll have to search - could you send me picture of what the other "manual" looks like?

Check your PM box!

[Jessika]

Yeah the two brands I actually DO NOT recommend for digital cameras are Kodak and HP cameras.

Really for the price/quality ratio, your best bet is to get a Canon PowerShot.

[Giselle]

Hehe, well, I'm not sure if this was mentioned before....but you claim you cannot take close-up pictures because they turn out blurry. Do you have the Macro setting turned on? It looks like a little flower. Without the MACRO setting, you usually won't get a good close up

Edited to add: When it comes to cameras, I'm a diehard Canon fan, although Sony Cybershots take REALLY nice pictures! I'm not a fan of Sony, however, so I have not bought any of their cameras. But I do play with other's Sony Cybershot cameras and the pictures turn out amazingly well.

[poofy]

I guess im easy to satisfy, I love my Kodak..lol..

[Anita Cholaine]

I never had an HP or a Kodak camera, but I think that if you already have a decent camera, maybe you should wait until you're able to buy a better one.

I have a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P93. It has 5.1 megapixels, and 3x of optical zoom. We bought it last year, andI'm really happy with it.....

[k9krazee]

Hehe, well, I'm not sure if this was mentioned before....but you claim you cannot take close-up pictures because they turn out blurry. Do you have the Macro setting turned on? It looks like a little flower. Without the MACRO setting, you usually won't get a good close up

I'm pretty sure my Kodak doesn't have a Macro setting, that was one of the reasons I was drawn to the HP, it is roughly the same price as my Kodak but has a few extra features like movie w/ sound and macro setting.

I think I will wait to get a better camera, I was just hoping to get a little better one for Christmas and use it until I'm out of college or something and look for something higher quality.