What kind of digital camera do you have?

It's an Olympus Stylus 710, got it for pretty cheap at Costco. It takes good pics and i like it because it's small and light so it's easy to take along. Sure there are better cameras out there but they cost more.

I have a Kodak Easy share and I love it. It is incredibly easy to use and it takes really great pictures. I haven't tried to use the printer dock yet to see how well it prints out pictures because most of the pictures that I take I post on the internet or send to friends and relatives to email. I still have my old 35 mm Fuji Film camera but I never use it anymore. I'm still hanging on to it just in case something goes wrong with the Kodak.

Mine is a Sony CybershotDSC-S650.I think it a great one in any good photographer.Will you please comment on the snaps I have taken with this.

We have a Kodak easy share. I love it. It isn't the fanciest out there but it suits us fine for now :)

I have only Kodak! I've got a Kodak Advantix (film camera), and digital Kodak camera- I'm at work so I don't know the model number- I love it! I only buy Kodak- I live so close to Rochester, NY- Eastman Kodak and if I bought anything else I'd feel like a trader! That and I used to work for them. I love my Kodak cameras. They are great! I'm planning on getting my daughter a digital camera this year for Christmas- She has been asking- Of course it will be a Kodak!

Ive got a Nikon CoolPics L12. Ive only had it for about a month but so far I havent found anything to NOT like about it. Its small enough to keep in my purse, has lots of featurs, and take great pictures. My husband just took it on a hiking trip and the pictures he got were amazing quality.

i have a kodak easyshare Z740,its a little expensive but its a good one, i never let the kids handle it coz i might regret it. lol..

I currently own a couple of digital cameras. My "real" camera (which I use for "serious" photography) is a Fuji FinePix S9000, which I have had for less than a year. I like that it is "semi-automatic," which means I can control the settings myself, and not just depend on some computer to "get it right," which it doesn't always know how to do. The backup is a Nikon Coolpix 4800, which is a nice compact camera, but I have had some problems with the automatic zoom lens locking up-- one of the reasons I don't like too much automation on cameras... there's always something that breaks.

i have one Digital Camera right now but its not actually mine.its my brother's Camera but sometime i use it to take a picture in beach,mount,or people in the street.me and my brother have share that Digital Camera and it's called Coolpix.

I currently have an Olympus SP-320. It's a 7.1 megapxel, Here is a link to the camera that I have: http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_archived_product_details.asp?fl=2&id=1220 You can read about this camera on there. Before I got my latest digital I had actually wanted the Canon Powershot A620 or the Olympus SP-320. With my husband's help we decided to go for the Olympus. The first digital camera I bought was an Olympus X-50 zoom. Okay, so my husband has since taken it as his own LOL, once I got my new one. It is a good little digital camera (it has 5.0 megapixels), all metal body, but the door of it broke off, making it hard for me to make it turn off/on with it's tiny switch. Plus it didn't have sound with the video, so those two things made me want to get a new one. :P We also have a non digital Nikon that we got years ago, before we got into the computer age. LOL I believe it's an N-60...I'm too tired to look to see if I am right. LOL It's a very nice camera, but too bulky for my taste as I prefer a compact camera. I like being able to just put it in my purse and go. :)

I had an hp that was good, but it dropped and the viewing screen no longer works, although other than that the camera functions. I usually use my olympus now, it is the Camedia and I am somewhat pleased with it, the trouble it has is it is so slow to close and open the lens. it also drains batteries quickly. I think quality wise a classic 35 mm is hard to beat. but convenience is in the digital camera...I think it has affected some of our artistic abilities to a degree.

I'm very proud of my camera right now. It's a Canon Ixus 60. My first digital camera was a Fuji Finepix which I wasn't too happy about as there are no manual controls. When I vowed to get my second digital camera, I made a thorough research and comparison about cameras and what's best for my budget. I really love Canon cameras, I think they make the best digital cameras. Here's the link of the features of my cam: http://www.cnet.com.au/digitalcameras/cameras/0,239036184,339272310,00.htm

last month only i had taken a digital camera which belongs to Olympus company 6 mega pixels model number is FE 170 and it is having a problem is it is not having micro phone for audio when you are taking video mode but quality is very good having 15 photo modes

I once bought an Aiptek used at ebay for 14 euro. Usually I use an expensive camera that still uses film. But that little Aiptek that I can connect to the USB of my computer is neat, too. I can make little videos with it, too. So if I need a picture quick I use what I thought to be a toy but really is a small neat little digital camera. If I want real fancy pictures I use film and kodak puts it on a disc. It is fun to have two cameras.

Just the other day I got a Pentax Optio E30. I love it and it has a lot of nice pre-installed settings such as night photo, self portrait and portrait for photography novices by myself. I will get more enjoyment out of it when I get a memory card for it. I got it to replace my Samsung Digimax 301 I'd bought a few years ago. It was a decent camera for the price when I got it though. I had heard a lot of good things about pentax and they were pretty much right.

I always wanted one of those fancy ones but ended up with a funky looking one - it's a Fuji, um, a Fujifilm s 3500 - pop up flash & such! My bird found it & kind of busted a clip so i want to get another one coz it's too hard to get it fixed, the one i'm looking at is a Kodak - i don't know much about it but it has 8 MP & is in pink with 3 x optical zoom - it also comes with a matching pink camera case - sounds perfect to me!

I just got a Samsung digital camera a couple of weeks ago and I really love it. I have had lots of fun taking pictures and uploading them on my computer and several of them on to MyLot. I like it much better than the old cameras I have used in the past.

We have a sony cybershot 6.1 megapixel though hubby wants to get a new camera and then maybe let me son purchase this one off us. He wants to take photography in high school.

Hi 5cuteboys! Well, I have a digital camera and it's Samsung s500 I think. I'm not sure of the model. It's nice but it consumes a lot of battery power and it's not really the kind of digital camera that is rechargeable. So that's what I dislike about it. It uses alkaline battery that's why I usually change it twice a day if I'm traveling or out with my friends and family. I want to get a Sony Cybershot T50 or T100 for my birthday. Their features are great. I think T50 is touch screen and both are anti-blur plus they don't need alkaline batteries (AA) to work. Cybershots are rechargeable. I'm not sure what they call that kind of "battery" though. I hope to get a new camera on my birthday this June.

i have the kodak easyshare z650. i personally believe the easyshares are some of the most user-friendly digital cameras. you can buy all kinds of accessories for it. the pix are so crystal clear, rarely do i have to crop or touch up photos. i LOVE digital cameras, so covenient. i was bad at taking my rolls of film in for developing, ALTHOUGH that was nice cuz i actually had the photos IN MY HANDS. all my digitals are on cd's...as i cannot afford ink to print them all out. so i have them all labeled and put aside...and i can print out pix later when i need or want them. that will sure be a task later on, wowsers. but i love it, have had it for maybe a year now? no probs with it at all EXCEPT it eats batteries like CRAZY, has anyone else experienced that? if we'll be out all day, or if it's a MAJOR event i need to take pix for, i ALWAYS bring lots of batteries with me. that's the major downfall. but just bought it at walmart, no specialty store, and it's pricey, but not too pricey. i've had 2 other digital cameras. one didn't have a viewing screen, but it was ok, not crisp pix like my kodak though, (oh and you can record videos as well, and that REALLY eats battery power, but now i don't need a camcorder!!). and then when i was prego, my hubby found one at a pawn shop, crazy old digital camera but it got us thru the first 2 years of my son's life, so it was great for $20, ha ha. so we decided to spluge on the kodak. happy hunting!!