digi cams
07-Aug-2004, 08:20 AM
#23
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$650 with tax...
$399 for camera, then they had a bundle for $150 where you get 256 mb card, 4 rechargable batteries with charger, carry case and 3 year warrenty (80 value right there) so i had to do it...
$399 for camera, then they had a bundle for $150 where you get 256 mb card, 4 rechargable batteries with charger, carry case and 3 year warrenty (80 value right there) so i had to do it...
07-Aug-2004, 10:07 AM
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Rick, what setting do you have your camera at? I think the highest resoluction you are allowed to post is 800X600. If I am not mistaken, your camera probably doesn't have an 800 X 600 mode so, setting it to 640 X480 for posting purposes might actually be best. If you took pics at a higher resolution then resized them, depending on software, may cause the pixelation you are talking about. Since I am no Camara/digital photo expert, this is just my guess. ryanhook probably can enlighten you more about improving this.....
Nice Camera BTW. I am not sure if I should tell you what I paid for my 3.2 megapixel Camera....well, it included a Li-Ion battery, charger, case, lens cleaner and even adding the 256 MB card, It worked out to be about $350 Canadian including taxes with the current Yen/$CDN exchange rate...
Well, the extra you paid is less than a plane ticket to Japan...
Nice Camera BTW. I am not sure if I should tell you what I paid for my 3.2 megapixel Camera....well, it included a Li-Ion battery, charger, case, lens cleaner and even adding the 256 MB card, It worked out to be about $350 Canadian including taxes with the current Yen/$CDN exchange rate...
Well, the extra you paid is less than a plane ticket to Japan...
07-Aug-2004, 12:58 PM
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Originally posted by MY SiR
Rick, what setting do you have your camera at? I think the highest resoluction you are allowed to post is 800X600. If I am not mistaken, your camera probably doesn't have an 800 X 600 mode so, setting it to 640 X480 for posting purposes might actually be best. If you took pics at a higher resolution then resized them, depending on software, may cause the pixelation you are talking about. Since I am no Camara/digital photo expert, this is just my guess. ryanhook probably can enlighten you more about improving this.....
Nice Camera BTW. I am not sure if I should tell you what I paid for my 3.2 megapixel Camera....well, it included a Li-Ion battery, charger, case, lens cleaner and even adding the 256 MB card, It worked out to be about $350 Canadian including taxes with the current Yen/$CDN exchange rate...
Well, the extra you paid is less than a plane ticket to Japan...
Rick, what setting do you have your camera at? I think the highest resoluction you are allowed to post is 800X600. If I am not mistaken, your camera probably doesn't have an 800 X 600 mode so, setting it to 640 X480 for posting purposes might actually be best. If you took pics at a higher resolution then resized them, depending on software, may cause the pixelation you are talking about. Since I am no Camara/digital photo expert, this is just my guess. ryanhook probably can enlighten you more about improving this.....
Nice Camera BTW. I am not sure if I should tell you what I paid for my 3.2 megapixel Camera....well, it included a Li-Ion battery, charger, case, lens cleaner and even adding the 256 MB card, It worked out to be about $350 Canadian including taxes with the current Yen/$CDN exchange rate...
Well, the extra you paid is less than a plane ticket to Japan...
well for resolution i can do 640X480, 1024X768, 1600X1200, 2048X1536... with the 256 card i got i can do about 2600 pic on the lowest setting.... then if i put the "super fine" setting i goes does to like 900...
but all in all i'm happy with it... the big bonus with it is that in a year i can "break the camera and get a new one from future shop... then the year after same thing
makes payin a bit more kinda worth it....the videos are actually pretty decent too... on 640X480 i only get about 246 secs and thats most of a screen right there... (excellent for ****)
then i can run it on 320X240 i get 726 secs... then the small one 160X120 i get a crazy amount but all in all its a solid camera
07-Aug-2004, 06:38 PM
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Congrats on the new digi cam! I've been looking to get one myself and those are some mighty fine looking pics you took there. Yet another person in the Canon camp now!
i was gonna go but family stuff came up
07-Aug-2004, 08:32 PM
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i just bought a camera today, its a hp photosmart 735, and i got a 128mb card for it, came to 333 after tax's, im still figuring alot out with it, i can do 9min movies though which is decent and its got sound.....i gotta learn how to put the movies from the cam onto my computer. its a 3.2mp cam btw.
