Originally posted by Dixie Belle:
<STRONG>I have a Hewlett Packard PhotoSmart camera. I cost about $400, with an extra disk. It also gives me the choice of what quality picture I want. Low resoultion, I get 40 pictures on my disk. With medium resoultion, I get 20 pictures on my disk. With high resoultion, I get 10 pictures. On my spare disk I can get 80 pictures on low resoultion, 40 on medium resoultion, and 20 on high resoultion. I also have the option of deleting pictures directly on the camra, if they didn't turn out like I wanted. It has a screen on the back so you can veiw the picture before you save it. After you download on the computer, you still have to go through the camrea and delete the pictures off the disks before you can use it again. If you like, I can email you a picture that I have made on it.

[ June 29, 2001: Message edited by: Dixie Belle ]</STRONG>
I would like that very much! I would very much like to see what kind of pics that camera takes. I would like to go to a camera store but I am afraid they will just try to sell me the most expensive instead of the best quality camera, just don't want to fall victom to that game. We do have Ritz Camera stores here, maybe I'll try to talk to them and see if they will try to get me to buy the most expensive one or if they will be honest and tell me which one has the highest quality pics regardless of how much it costs...

Thanks for all the help. Rachel, that would have been great, thanks for trying! I wonder if there's another site that compares digital camera pics...maybe I'll look around if I get some time today.