See our photos of the newest digital cameras from Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax, and Sony. The latest point-and-shoot cameras and D-SLRs are here just in time for the holidays.
Ask your parents, and they'll probably tell you Polaroid cameras were the iPhone of their day. I'm not that old, but I still remember them being all the rage when I was growing up because you could see your snapshots almost instantaneously. Thank goodness for the digital camera though, because no matter how awesome Polaroids were, the quality of those photos was just terrible.
What you need is to find the digital camera that suits you so you can concentrate on improving your photography. Developing your photo skills is what will make you a better photographer, not your equipment. But using photo equipment that's not suited to you can make your photography
i recently bought a new laptop (Compaq presarrio 500) with windows vista on it . I am having problems connecting to an external device called a DVR that records cameras .i am connecting to it via rj45 connection, i can connect with it via another...
How do you do it in Vista?
In good old XP you would go to my computer and just double-click the imaging device but in Vista my webcam doesn't appear there.
My webcam works with vista (I've used it in MSN a couple of times) but when I scan for cameras and scanners it doesn't appear on the list.
Am I missing something really obvious?
Would you record your life—all of it—for posterity? That's what some intrepid lifebloggers are attempting, using digital voice recorders, cameras, and scanners. The goal is a near-total record of a human life, though no one seems to want everything captured. As two recent articles show, the Social Acceptance Factor for lifeblogging remains low. Gee
