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Digital Cameras
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when you buy a digital camera does a cable come with it?

a cable to upload photos to computer
Almost all cameras come with a USB cable. Some use a camera dock the connects to the computer with a USB cable and the camera connects to the dock. It should be listed on the box and site as "Items Included".
17 years, 8 months ago
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what is the best image stabilization option

It is hard to say one is better over another. This has been argued over for some time with all 3 types, Optical, Mechanical and Digital having many pros and cons. Everybody having their own personal opinion including myself. Read this article at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_stabilization
to help you decide.
17 years, 9 months ago
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difference between
VR image stabilization,
digital image stablization or
optical image stabilization
There are 3 types of image stabilization. Optical, Digital and Mechanical.
VR is Vibration Reduction, IS is Image Stabilization, SR is Shake Reduction and are all just another term for stabilizing an image.
Basically the different types are(this is a VERY short description):
Optical Image Stabilization (OIS or OS) is a floating lens element. This is found in the lens itself rather than in the body of the camera or camcorder. Lenses that are IS are much more expensive than non IS lenses.

Digital Stabilization is basically a analysis of pixel information and a shifting of these pixels to generate a stable image. This is processor and software driven and is most common and least effective.

Mechanical Stabilization is where the sensor in the camera body shifts slightly to maintain a stable image. The advantage of this is that any lens attached to the body is Image Stabilized.

Many camera manufactures are now incorporating some form of IS in their cameras. IS lenses have been around for some time but camera body IS is catching on.
17 years, 9 months ago
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how do i download music into my sony(cybershot)digital camera

Each Cyber-shot camera is different and the layout varies from camera to camera. You will need to
use the music transfer application to move your MP3s to the camera. Do note that this software only works on Windows PCs . This application can be found in Motion Picture Browser® and in Picture Package® Music Transfer software. As an example follow this link to see a tutorial at Sony on using the Picture Package® version: http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=C513164&sliceId=1&docTypeID=DT_KNOWLEDGEARTICLES_1_1&dialogID=66772463&stateId=0%200%2066774812

You will need to search the Sony site for YOUR model of camera ( DSC?????) to get the specific instructions and software (if you don't already have it) for Your camera.
17 years, 9 months ago
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how to make dvd from my 8mm sony handycam

If the camcorder still plays back tapes good you can connect it to a standalone DvD recorder by the A/V (Audio Video) cables from the camcorder to the AUX input on the DVD recorder. If you want to edit the footage on a computer first an then burn a DvD you can get a Dazzle made by Pinnacle to capture the footage on the computer through the USB port.
If the camera does not work anymore you can get a Digital 8 camera or deck and it will also play back standard 8mm tapes. This way you can connect to the computer by firewire (IEEE 1394) Port.
Also check with you nearest BestBuy, some of them were offering dubbing service or maybe can suggest some place.
17 years, 9 months ago
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What camera has a quick shutter time?

I would like to take several pictures one after another. I don't know what to look for.
It sounds like what you are looking for is Burst Mode. This is a good shooting mode for fast action or to show a series of events. D-SLR cameras are the fastest with burst modes anywhere fro 2.5 Frames Per Second (FPS) to 6 and higher FPS. Compact cameras are the slowest, as low as 1 frames every 2 seconds or longer.
17 years, 9 months ago
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why does my pentax optio m20 have streaks in the pictures

Without seeing what the streaks look like it is hard to say. Can you post a link to where you could up load a photo I could look at?
17 years, 9 months ago
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TV question

We are looking for a 13" TV for our kitchen - one that does not require the coverter box. Is there one available in your stores or can be ordered online? thank you.
There are two good TVs in and around that size. The Dynex 13” is a CTR (Tude) HD TV at a 4:3 Screen size with 480i resolution. It is very economical with built in tuner.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8203552&type=product&id=1165610378944
The other is an Insignia Wide Screen 15” LCD HD TV at 720p. I own one of these and like it a lot and the customer reviews are great.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=9034788&type=product&id=1218010850292

The Dynex may be a 13” but will take up more space on the counter than the 15” LCD Insignia and the CRT Screen of the Dynex will be more reflective than the LCD of the Insignia making it harder to see if your kitchen is bright white or off white colored.
17 years, 9 months ago
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What camera to get?

I have an active 3 yo. I need a camera that takes quick pics cause he moves around a lot when trying to photograph him. Also are there any cameras that take video and have sound? I would like it to have a rechargeable battery as well. Oh and one that is user friendly. Any and all suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
The most obvious answer for the photographs is a D-SLR. It will have the quickest response time from pushing the shutter button to taking the photo. An Advanced Compact cameras (they kinda look like a D-SLR only smaller) will give you Audio and Video recording with some of the features of a D-SLR but the “Movie Record” mode is still better on an actual video camcorder. A regular Compact Camera will also take some video recording but the response time can be very slow when taking a picture.
A very popular camera right now is the Nikon D90. It is a full D-SLR with the ability to take Video in 720 HD an 24p (Progressive) frames per second, that makes the video look more like Movie Film when it plays back. Audio recording is in Mono not Stereo and record length is limited to the size of available memory.
17 years, 9 months ago
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begining photography

I want to get into photography. I don't want to spend a whole lot on my first camera but i don't want the bottom line either. what would you suggest? I have no idea where to begin so any pointers on that too would be helpful.
The term “Point and Shoot” is deceptive. It is a function, not a type of camera. ALL cameras are point and shoot because they all have a “Auto” setting. Evan the Pro cameras that cost thousands of dollars have a Auto setting. The difference is that a Compact camera does not have manual settings and Advanced cameras have limited settings and neither have removable lenses. For complete creative control it takes a D-SLR. There is more differences such as sensor size, battery life,.. ect. Prices for a entry level D-SLR are comparable to high end Compact and Advanced cameras. D-SLR cameras are bigger and heavier but the battery last longer giving you more photos per charge. D-SLR cameras are faster. There is no lag time from when the shutter button is pushed and when it takes the picture. This is a big issue with beginning photographers and can be very frustrating waiting for the camera to finish taking the photo when the button is pushed on a Compact camera.
Advanced cameras are quite a bit bigger than a Compact but not as big as a D-SLR. They do feel similar in shape and layout.
Compact cameras are very portable and can be kept in a pocket for quick use...”Snapshots” of every day things.
D-SLR cameras will take “Photographs”..and will grow and evolve with you as a photographer.
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