[camachinist]

I've owned a digital camera since back in the days when they were outrageously expensive....
Here's an example auction of the one I've used for over 3 years now...

It may not compare to the megapixel cameras of today but look at this picture and tell me it doesn't do everything one might want for a camera for the web...
I also have a matching dye-sublimation printer so I can print realistic photos either from the computer or right from the camera....

Not to mention that the SLR design allows me to add filters and a wide angle or telephoto lens....see this pic for an example of a wide shot of my race car...

All around excellent camera...

Only downside is it is a voracious battery user...I have 2 sets of NIMH batteries and carry them at all times...usually, I get 30 or so shots with flash on a set of batts...

Good luck and have fun!

edited to add...sorry Jay...meant it for the original poster

Pat
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[camachinist]

Hi Todd,

I've owned a digital camera since back in the days when they were outrageously expensive....
Here's an example auction of the one I've used for over 3 years now...
It may not compare to the megapixel cameras of today but look at this picture and tell me it doesn't do everything one might want for a camera for the web...
I also have a matching dye-sublimation printer so I can print realistic photos either from the computer or right from the camera....
Not to mention that the SLR design allows me to add filters and a wide angle or telephoto lens....see this pic for an example of a wide shot of my race car...
All around excellent camera...
Only downside is it is a voracious battery user...I have 2 sets of NIMH batteries and carry them at all times...usually, I get 30 or so shots with flash on a set of batts...
Good luck and have fun!

Pat
http://www.jps.net/binay/webdocs/strtmstng002_sml.JPG