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Is there a camera that you can say what the picture is when you take it so you don't forget when it is printed out what you took a picture of?

There is not a still camera that allows Voice Over that I am aware of. Most Video Camcorders do allow you to “Narrate” for about 10 seconds when the photo button is pushed while in video record mode.
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I need a faster camera

I have a Canon A450 but it takes so long to "recharge" between pictures, especially with the flash, that I end up missing too many once-in-a-lifetime shots. I don't think a D-SLR is really right for my needs; is there a P&S that does a better job of recharging between shots?
Casio will soon be releasing the Exilim Pro EX-F1:
Rapid Flash function allows continuous shooting even in low light.
It is possible while using flash to take up to 20 continuous shots at a speed of up to 7 frames per second, so even in low light, no more missed shots. Also, the internal LED light allows high speed burst shooting at between 10 and 60 frames per second.
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Casio - Rechargeable lithium-ion battery and charger problems

My battery for Casio Exilim Ex- Z60 has been charging for a week, and the intructions says it only needs 90 minutes to be fully charged. where can I go to get my battery and charger checked out.
It may just be the contacts on the battery and the charger need cleaned. See if they have a dull or blacken color. If they do than use a pencil eraser to gently rub off the oxidation till you see the metal and then try charging. If this does not work, than take it to your local BestBuy to get it checked out.
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what camcorder will download video directly to an imac for video editing?

Camcorders with Firewire (iLink) should work directly with iMac. You will need software, such as iMovie or Adobe Premiere, to capture the footage with. USB Camcorders can download the video directly to the iMac running Leopard, however the file format is designed for PC, so you will need conversion software to make it Mac compatible.
17 years, 11 months ago
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warranty

My camera was said to have been malfunctioning due to sand damage. This could explain some of the problems but not the fact that the chrome function no longer works or that the lens does not focus. Can you tell me what I can do as I have a 4 year PRP?
Take it to your local BestBuy and have it checked out. The sand may have caused internal damage and the entire camera may need to be cleaned. The sand can draw moisture into the camera and this could cause oxidation and shorting.
17 years, 11 months ago
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Whats a good camcorder for filming skateboarding?

I wouldn’t recommend any camcorder while riding. When your not, use a camcorder with a larger LCD screen, 2.7” would be good, 3” would be best. This will make it easier to follow the action. Getting a Hard Drive model would give you less items to carry. Not tapes or DvDs needed, it all records directly to an internal Hard Drive. Look for a rugged camcorder. Sony and Canon are some of the more durable brands with Panasonic and JVC being the next. Try different models, look for one that feels comfortable in YOUR hands.
17 years, 11 months ago
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Do you sell camcorders with interval recording, aka, time lapse? If so, which ones?

Check out the Canon GL2, it has Interval recording which allows for the capture of time elapsed motion videography. The GL2 can be programmed to record at various intervals for varying amounts of time. You can find the Canon GL2 at www.BestBuyBusiness.com
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What camcorder has best image stabilization feature

Almost ALL the new camcorders have this function,some call it Super Steady Shot (Sony) or O.I.S (Optical Image Stabilizer) on Panasonic camcorders. Other manufactures just call it Stabilizer. Sony was one of the first to make this a standard in there camcorders and do have one of the best. Panasonic's O.I.S is also an exceptional stabilizer. Either of thees would work well for you.
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Specific Camera Features

Im looking for a new camera and I want the feature on a digital camera where you can take a picture and have only one color show up like red or blue, etc..
I want something slim too.
You might want to consider one of the Canon PowerShot ELPH cameras that will get you the small size and the ability to do “Color Accent” where you can choose to retain a single color in your image while other colors turn monochrome and “Color Swap Select” that lets you select a color and replace it with a color you specify for special effects.
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I want to buy my wife a new digital camera so I can"t decide whether to get an ultra slim model or a bigger SLR camera that takes better pictures?

You have an interesting decision ahead of you. The portability and “point and shoot” ease you get with a compact vs the creative control and far better quality photo with a Digital –SLR. Well to suggest the obvious. Consider BOTH. With an inexpensive compact and a entry level D-SLR she’ll have a carry around camera for the every day kind of photos, the one’s that JUST HAPPEN. With the D-SLR she’ll have the quality camera for special events and once in a life time family memories. There are several entry level D-SLR’s that are in the $500-$700 range and many compacts under $150.
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KellyH
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