i would like to know whats better a sony digital camera or a olympus digital cmaera ?
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I have a Sony DSC-W5, and I really like it. It has a large (and I mean large) LCD screen. It's 5.1 megapixels and has a bunch of shooting modes including video. I've never had an Olympus, but I know some who have and they also had Sonys and recommended getting a Sony.
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digital camera-computer-printer!!\nwhen U buy your camera,you get a disc with easily to follow promting,an that's you ,loaded for bear,\nor jeep, whatever U like to photograph!
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I couldn't find the sony software. I don't know if this is what your looking for but I found some cool 3d desktop softwares. Hope this helps!!
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I recommand SONY,because it works with all burning softwares.I have it for a long time after through away some cheap burners.Memorex can not work with some features of NERO
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Hi there,\nMy husband and I bought an Epson RX620 which does fantastic photo's. We use the epson matt photo papar to get the best results. We paid approx £180.00 for it, and it has an inbuilt  scanner too. Hope this is helpful to you, we are glad we bought it and have recommended it to friends.\n\nregards,\nMaggie C
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you need a digital camera! :)
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Go to the website for the brand of camera that you have.  Currently Sony has a recall for their Cyber-shot.
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You want an honest to goodness opinion?   ...Save up and buy a decent one.  There are basically three categories of digital cameras out on the market, if you will - the ones for the "enthusiast" (i.e. another word for "crap"), the mid-range priced stuff, and the high-end professional stuff.   Buy a mid-range priced camera with as much mega pixels and external memory capacity as you can afford.   And do not forget rechargeable batteries either.  ...I'm afraid at $100-$120, your options are pretty much limited to the cheap, poor optics, low-mega pixel, low external memory end stuff with very little PC and software compatibility features.    In other words, you are not really gonna be able to depend on it when and where you need it most.     Also, forget about buying someone’s USED camera on eBay, etc.    Like with anything electronic, you never know what you’re gonna get or why the person is trying to get ride of it in the first place.   Among the better brands are: Canon, Sony, Fuji, Kodak and Mitsuca; even Casio and Mirage are acceptable names.    Go talk to a knowledgeable professional at a specialized camera shop and have him/her explain the available options to you in more detail.  Good Luck!
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Most of the information in this guide applies to all video cameras whether they are digital or analog. Analog is the term used for all older style video cameras, recorders and players. The main feature of analog representations is that they are continuous. Digital representations consist of values measured at discrete intervals. These intervals can be so short as to simulate continuous movement.\n~~~Logigly  video images comes from a tape or memory card~~~\n~~~if you wish to understand the difference between Analog and digital video you must first understand the diference between those who created them (CAMERS) the difference between a digital and a analog camera~~~\nForm more documentetion Just CLick the link below:
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I really don't care about Limewire, cuz every1 thinks that the only way to get music...If u wanna get legal music then sure..u gotta b rich though. Well the best driver that can solve your problem is Firmware. I think that's already included on your CD that came with your Olympus M:robe 500i. Install that and you'll be able to add songs on your device from the LImewire.
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I don't know what kind do you have or what brand but they all pretty much works the same way. Have you read the manual yet? Maybe these sites can help you get started. They can be overwhelming but could be worth the information. \nhttp://www.canon.co.jp/Imaging/enjoydslr/\nhttp://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials.htm\nhttp://www.tutorialfind.com/tutorials/computerhardware/digitalcameras/\nhttp://www.dcviews.com/tutors.htm\nhttp://www.photoxels.com/\nhttp://www.northcanton.sparcc.org/~technology/Tutorials/digitalcameras.html
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No doubt, Camtasia is cool. \nScreen Cam Generator Suite is also available. ☺
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The one that comes with Windows XP isn't all that bad.  Doesn't have all the capabilities of Adobe Premier or Avid, but it's pretty decent for entry level.
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The ones my camera take, at max resolution run to about 550k each.\n\nCarl
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Pentax has a digital camera called an Optio WPi, so this is where you might want to start looking.
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ok, so youre starting out and will need a camera which actually lets you control the settings such as apperature, shutter time, flash, zoom, brightness as well as other criteria. Therefore look for this functionality in any camera you consider. Also download the manual from the manufacturer's website before EVER buying a piece of technology because  sellers info is notoriously inaccurate. This is usually easy to do but sometimes you have to register (for free) to gain access. It is worth it.\n\nSecondly, don't aim too high, yes a Sony with it's Carl Zeis lenses and matching price tag will take stunning pictures but in the hands of a sweaty amateur or most average users will prove to be no better than a comparable model of different brand. Now in answer to your question, i have recently bought a digital camera with the same intentions and my recomendations is the Acer 6MP, 3x Optical zoom (a necessity):\n\nBrand: ACER\nModel: CI-6330\n\nPRICE: £90.00 (inc VAT)\n\nStunning camera with expert results Get it from eBuyer at the following address\nhttp://www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?rb=16524488124&action=c2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=101570
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Get a really good camera, or a really good scanner.