Digital Camera recommendations ...

[Matthew Carpenter]

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Ken Moffat wrote:

| Something to keep in mind is batteries. If you go with the AA batteries,
| you will always be able to run to the corner store and pick up a few for
| emergencies. With the proprietory types, you never know, and will want
| to have an extra at all times. I have a Fuji which takes good pics, and
| uses AA batteries. I bought 2 sets of rechargables. I keep one in the
| camera, one in the charger. That's a cheap way to go.
I recommend spending the $$$ and buying the NiMH AA batteries (Meijer's
or Walmart,  approx $20 gets you 4AA's and charger)
Not only are they some of the only rechargeables which can take the
beating of digital cameras but my battery-life has gone through the roof
compared to straight alkalines (Duracell and Energizer)

On the topic of no-flash...  I also prefer no-flash, but find it only
practical for outside picks.  Sorry, but my digital camera is crappy
enough that the "orange-effect" is anything but nice.  ;)
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