Natty Glo asked:


I forgot to insert the memory card into the camera and took some pictures. I connected my Digital Camera to the pc with the USB cable but, I can’t transfer them into the computer.. It says there is no drive connected! However, when the camera has the memory card inserted, i can transfer the photos into my computer really easy… Is it possible to transfer photos from my digital camera to the memory card?

My camera is a Nikon Coolpix E4600

Gerald

Dave G asked:


I know it sounds like a silly question, but do you connect your digital camera to it and print the pictures like that or are they stored by some kind of memory card? I have a Samsung Digimax D53 digital camera and i don’t know which is the best printer for me to buy. Also, is there anything else i should know before buying one.

Audrey

Boobah asked:


So I’m going to an amusement park and I’m hesitant to bring my digital camera. Disposable film cameras are always an option, I just hate not knowing what it looks like before it’s printed. My friend asked me about disposable digital cameras but I’m not sure I understand how it works. Are you able to scroll through pictures and delete them if you don’t like them? Do you connect it to your computer? Help?
wow didn’t realize it was ‘be-an-asshole’ day. You realize your answers aren’t even the least bit amusing cause I know it’s not a dumb question.

Theodore

Robby Lace asked:


I want a digital camera that gives me the best point-and-click capabilities, and gives me the best quality digital photographs for around $300. I’ve looked at the Nikon Coolpix and some Sony and Canon camera’s. Can someone that knows what their talking about give me some professional advice as to what camera would be best for me?

Andrew

meggyblue22 asked:


I’ve had two digital cameras in the last two years. The first was the Polaroid a700, which worked fine until after I dropped it a few times. It started malfunctioning and doing all sorts of weird things. Then I ended up breaking the screen. The next one I had was the Kodak EasyShare MD853. It was a good camera that had amazing mega pixels, but once again broke because it was dropped so much. I’m a clumsy person, and I need a good quality camera that can handle 4ft drops without breaking. Any ideas?

Stacy

live forever asked:


im looking for a digital camera with good optical zoom, sharp clear pictures and its fast between taking pictures and its good in the dark when taking pictures. If yours is what i described please tell me what kind of camera you have

Bradley

Live Laugh Love♥ asked:


I’m planning a video of my hamster and I need windows movie maker to blend lots of clips together and also add music. But whenever I select digital camera videos for movie maker, it says it is not a supported file type and such. The rest was a confusing blend of letters and numbers and another sentence I don’t remember. I can use a cam corder if I want, but my digital camera is so much easier, my dad rarely lets me use his camcorder. I can put my digital camera photos on there, but not videos, what do I do?

Bernard

Hank Ferris asked:


We’re looking to buy a new digital camera this year for christmas. After about 8 years of the HUGE floppy digital camera, we figured it was time to switch
We’re looking for one that is small, thin, but DURABLE. Something that we can stick in our pocket and not look like a nerd.

I’ve been looking at the Canon PowerShot SD8800 IS and the Sony DSC-T300

What camera do you think is the best? Why?

Thank you so much for your help

Richard

StraightBallin asked:


Many of the pictures my Sony Elixim (orange credity card style) camera takes are now coming in blurry? Especially when I zoom in very close. Even when I take normal shots, the pictures seems rough and not crisp. Is the camera dead or can this be fixed?

I also have a Casio Digital Elf camera that is a few years older and I just turned it on for the first time and the digital screen is flashing lines and I can barely see what’s in the picture. Plus everything is like a shade of red. Is this the digital display or is this a lens problem?

Debra

viva la juicy asked:


I want a digital camera for Christmas this year, but I have no idea which one to ask for. I just want a nice, cute, good-quality camera for around $300 or less.
I probably won’t need a very professional one and am not a photographer or anything like that- just using it for fun.
The brand, model and even a web link is appreciated!
Thanks!

Natalie