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Mik

November 26, 2001 11:13AM

Beth bought me the Ansco DigiPix from KMart (for putting stuff up on ebay), because it was super cheap. It is okay for that, or for fooling around with... but really I wouldn't want to use it for anything I couldn't redo.
Its wide angle (fisheye) lens, lack of flash capability, and low resolution (75dpi) make it more of a toy than a usable camera...In other words, almost perfect for HS or college kids.
One thing to remember with a digicamera, at least this one, is to download the pix and shut it off as soon as possible, or it will eat batteries like there is no tomorrow.

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Digital cameras	Jim Armstrong	November 26, 2001 07:52AM
Re: Digital cameras	Roger Hogan	November 26, 2001 09:48AM
Re: Digital cameras	Richb	November 26, 2001 09:49AM
Re: Digital cameras	Mik	November 26, 2001 11:13AM
Re: Digital cameras	Chris Weaver	November 26, 2001 02:26PM
Re: Digital cameras	Jim Armstrong	November 26, 2001 02:43PM
Re: Digital cameras	Fred T	November 26, 2001 04:20PM
Re: Digital cameras	jaybawb	November 26, 2001 04:31PM
Re: Digital cameras	Stevo del Applegato	November 26, 2001 07:28PM
Re: Digital cameras	Jim Spicer	November 26, 2001 07:42PM
Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	Chris Whitmore	November 26, 2001 10:21PM
Re: Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	DvV	November 27, 2001 12:36AM
Re: Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	R.E. Hess	December 01, 2001 11:48AM
Re: Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	Larry	December 01, 2001 04:43PM
Re: Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	R.E. Hess	December 01, 2001 09:47PM
Re: Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	Chris Whitmore	December 05, 2001 05:00PM
I have two 1970's 35mm cameras ...	George Gaskill	November 27, 2001 06:33PM

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