Meet the Other Phone. Only the apps you allow.

Meet the Other Phone.
Only the apps you allow.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

Geeky stuff

best digital camera

6 replies

truepenny · 30/06/2007 13:12

I want to buy a digital camera for taking family photo's. I need to be able to plug it directly into my pc and due to my complete lack of knowledge of most things technical it needs to be simple to use. Have tried looking on best buy websites but have ended up very confused. Also want a decent make if possible. Any suggestions?

OP posts:
PeachesMcLean · 30/06/2007 23:34

Hi truepenny, to be honest, I'd go along to a few camera shops and say what your criteria is, and listen to the person tell you about the range they sell so you can ask questions as you go - personally I find it easier verbally than going through the stuff on the internet which can get over jargoned very quickly (and you don't have chance to stop them and ask questions)

Our camera doesn't plug in directly but there's a little memory card which slots into our laptop. The camera came with Hewlett packard software which is quite easy to use and recognises the card and uploads it with a couple of clicks.

MARGOsBeenPlayingWithMyNooNoo · 01/07/2007 00:08

I have an olympus 720

it's waterproof and shock proof - so it's quite handy for someone who's as clumsy as me!

truepenny · 01/07/2007 14:14

Thanks. It all seems mega complicated but I think speaking to someone face to face is a good idea. Will try that I think ob my next child free day. Ta

OP posts:
MrsBadger · 01/07/2007 14:25

have a Canon Ixus
plugs straight in
can do point-and-click for snaps or ponce about with settings etc
is teeny so good to carry about
also has a spare battery that recharges like a phone so never have to carry bags of AAs etc.
love it

Jessops is a good bet - don't go to PC World or Currys or anywhere.

truepenny · 01/07/2007 14:27

Thanks. Will definitely look into that one. Sounds just what I'm after

OP posts:
aDad · 01/07/2007 14:29

Ixus range are brilliant for compact digitals.
Not the cheapest, but worth it IMO.

New posts on this thread. Refresh page