re: Digital Camera

Go to Cnet's comparison page. It has some good and bad advice on the
cameras. We have a Casio. The resolution is really bad if there is not
enough light. There is an adjustment for the lighting but it does not help.
There are tips and tricks to using it that we are still exploring but bottom
line is that we should have gotten one with a flash. Make sure that the one
you end up with has a flash.

At work I used the Kodak 600.00 one and it was basically the same quality as
the Casio except that it had a flash. It made a world of difference!! Those
were so much easier to clean up and get ready for the catalogue,
www.mrcdrom.com. The products that have pictures were taken with the Kodak.
www.io.com/~ches has the pictures taken with the Casio. Compare away. Just
get one with a flash!

Ches

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Alan Moltz <amoltz(at)tiac.net>
>To: 'hwg-software(at)hwg.org' <hwg-software(at)hwg.org>
>Date: Sunday, May 17, 1998 4:21 AM
>Subject: Digital Camera
>
>
>>I am now getting into digital photography.  Looking around I find there
are
>>many cameras on the market.  The problem which is the best to buy in the
>>range of $600 or less.
>>I prefer one that has more than one resolution.
>>Alan M
>>amoltz(at)tiac.net
>>
>

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