what type of camera do you have?

I currently have a Canon Elph digital. I like it. It is excellent for snapshots around the house. It does decent outside if your subject isn't too far away. The zoom is not good enough to capture a quality picture from too far away. I hope to upgrade to a Canon Rebel digital at some point. I prefer Canon, but Nikon also makes excellent cameras.

I have a pink Kodak digital camera. I love that it's little so I can take it with me anywhere, and the back is almost a full screen so I can see the pictures really good! And there are all kinds of optoins on what type of picture you want to take, not that I mess with that too often though!

unfortunatelly, i have no dgital camera.it`s too expensive for me. i think if i had a money, i`d like to buy canon. it`s a branded one and the quality should be a good one too

I've had a digital camera for the past seven years. We started with an HP digital camera and then moved to a Canon point and shoot camera. Finally, three years ago we invested in our current digital camera, that is a Canon Digital Rebel XT. I love my Digital Rebel, it is a low-end professional camera so I can do a lot of things with it that I wasn't able to do with my previous cameras. I like that this camera makes you use the viewfinder so I am able to frame pictures a lot better than I was able to do with a point and shoot. I also really like the technology of a digital camera in that you can take hundreds of pictures and discard the ones that you don't like without haveing to have them developed to see the result.

i have a digial camera of SONY,produce in 2003. i like to use it to record every beautiful moment in my life...

Nope no digital camera yet although my friends keep telling me to junk my lovely old automatic Yashica and go for a digital. I tell them yeah maybe when I get rich. But I'm not obsessed with owning a digital. And anyway, I think it's great to keep albums of photographs as we always have. Digital pictures can disappear from our computers. I do however love the idea of being able to share photos online which digital cameras enable us to do. But so do traditional cameras. Studios can downloaded your photos to CDs. Many professional photographers prefer the traditional camera. They say the quality of the pictures is better.