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I Have a Canon PowerShot SX10 and i want to put a Canon - 55-250mm f/4-5.6 Telephoto Zoom Lenson it but First of all I don't know if i Need a adapter or if i don't need one. If i do need one Will you please tell me what i need.Best AnswerI think that camera does not allow for interchangeable lenses. Below I listed a site that has discussion forums (photo.net) and you can ask in the appropriate Canon forum and find out.Hope this helps.MarkAnswer by Mark on 01 Jan 2010 12:35:32You need a dSLR. The one you have is a point and shoot, you can't change lenses on those.Answer by Pam on 01 Jan 2010 01:47:10The SX10 IS is a point & shoot camera with a FIXED 20x optical zoom lens, so of course you ...

I just got a new camera, Canon EOS D60 and i don't have the software to view the pictures on my MAC OS X 10.5.8 Can some one provide a link to a download pleaseee!!!Best AnswerYou'll want a Canon EOS Viewer Utility. Check the link below for Mac.Or contact Canon 1-800-OKCANON.Answer by Mandy on 01 Jan 2010 02:01:17Don't bother with cables or special software!The easiest and best method to download photos and video from your camera to your computer is via a little USB card reader (which are quite cheap these days).Card readers also work for moving photos from the computer onto a card.Plug the reader into a USB port and insert the memory card.It will show up as a drive, and you can simply drag ...

I put brand new batteries in my camera and the light flashes but it won't turn on. When the light flashes it clicks and will make crackeling noises every once in a while. I got the lens to come out and the screen to turn on for a little bit, but the screen showed a dead battery symbol then turned off and the lens is still out. I got this camera about two years ago.If the ONLY option is repair, where do i send it, how much will it cost, and how long will it take???Best AnswerI would try these things first:Do a camera re-setDo a camera firmware updateBuy a new cameraThe cost of repair will most likely be almost as much or more than the camera is worth. I included the Samsung link below to get ...

It flashes a red light saying low battery, but then won't charge when I plug it in to my computer or wall. I talked to customer service, but they weren't much help. Any dieas what to do.Best AnswerYou could have a defective battery (even if it's new). I found some instructions at the link below on charging your camera. Maybe that will fix it.Answer by Mandy on 01 Jan 2010 01:40:50Powered by Yahoo! Answ ...

i am willing to spend up to 300$. REQUIRMENTSat least 10 mpat least 8 optical zoomwant pentax , canon, ...any other brands? (those are my top 2) (def not sony)suggestions?Best AnswerPanasonic DMC-ZR1K 12.1MP Digital Camera has the 8x optical zoom but what are you going to use this camera for?Answer by Richard on 01 Jan 2010 02:25:55Visit here:[URL Truncated]Hope I helped!Answer by John A on 01 Jan 2010 02:33:20A camera with very good image quality and has aperture/shutter priority plus viewfinder and very good on batteries is the Fuji S1500. On line if I remember Buydig has it for $159+shipping. 12X optical zoom, 10 megapixels.Answer by Vintage Music on 01 Jan 2010 02:45:14I would suggestion ...

I have an ipod touch and I have a Fujifilm FinePix camera. Does anyone know of any case that will fit both my ipod and camera without either of them getting scratched? Thanks.Maybe it is time to get one of the many small camera bags that have a few compartments in them. Then you'll have room for the camera, the ipod, spare batteries, memory cards and perhaps even your wallet :-)Answer by selina_555 on 02 Jan 2010 02:14:35Best AnswerWhy not get a camera bag that's large enough to put the camera inside along with accessories such as batteries, cell phone, memory cards, car keys even an I-pod. What a great idea, why didn't I think about that.Answer by Dd D on 02 Jan 2010 08:38:47Powered by Yahoo! ...

is there a camera that is better?does it takes good pictures in the dark (of fireworks etc)Best AnswerI would recommend you to go with Fujifilm Finepix F200EXR Digital Camera good at low light conditionsRevolutionary new 12 Megapixel switchable sensor5x 28mm wide angle lens and large 3 inch LCD screenFilm simulation modes (Velvia, PROVIA, astia, black and white, sepia)Ultra high sensitivity in low light: to ISO 12800 (at reduced resolution)Dual image stabilisation and super intelligent flashAnswer by niks on 01 Jan 2010 05:58:32Powered by Yahoo! Answ ...

I want a camera that can record up to ten minutes of video..but can also take pictures.It also has to be 0-150 dollars..can anyone help me plzzSony Camera are great.Sony cybershot to be exact!I got one for $89 at shoppers drug mart, and i've had it for 2 years with out a problem!Good Luck!Answer by Pineapple on 03 Jan 2010 02:45:52You might go to cannonusa.com but can't say as that you'll find a camera your describing for under maybe a thousand bucks. I could be wrong. Many cell phones have this ability but you know that they are not in that price range.Answer by lookat on 03 Jan 2010 02:47:16I don't really know how much 150 dollars is, as we work in pounds over here :).But I would really recommend ...

Nikon D3000 and Canon Rebel XSi, I know the price of both cameras, which one is better?Best AnswerCanon Rebel XSi12.2-megapixel CMOS sensor , Canon's EF-S 18-55mm, f3.5-5.6 IS zoom lens, also Canon's EOS Integrated Cleaning System, Live View Function, a powerful DIGIC III Image ProcessorAnswer by niks on 03 Jan 2010 04:39:29Nikon D3000 is a better cameraAnswer by Star on 05 Jan 2010 12:10:34Powered by Yahoo! AnswersFind more reviews at linked Text Post on best-camera-deals.blogspot.com about CanonFind more reviews at linked Text Post on point-and-shoot-cameras-reviews.blogspot.com about CanonFind more reviews at linked Text Post on digital-camera-user-reviews.blogspot.com about Ca ...

I really want to buy a DSLR camera, owing to my fascination with HDR photography from stuckincustoms. As the market for DSLR cameras is an expensive minefield, can anyone suggest an ideal camera, ideal for HDR photography without breaking the bank. For starters, I am aware a Nikon D60 would be a good investment, but do not feel committed to spending a small fortune, without having used one before.Thanks in advance :)You're aware that HDR photos are done in software.I own and recommend the Rebel XS at 10.1mp. Superb photos and build. I find it very easy to learn and use but you've got to read the book.Here's some of the shots I've taken - no HDR's I don't want to buy that software.[URL Truncated]Answer ...

i want to by a Digital camara with my christmas money. is there any good quality but low priced camras tht anyone would recomend ? and if its cuute tht helps too.thankks :)this is like a normal camara for a 13 year old not a high tec one. & i want it to be like $50 bucks maybe ?There's the Panasonic's Lumix DMC-TZ7 which is overall a really good camera, it costs around $260.But if that's a bit too much the Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS ELPH is around $150 and still a good camera.And if that's still too much then the Nikon Coolpix L20 is like $90 and is pretty good.I hope I helped =)Answer by Pam on 03 Jan 2010 05:48:35I would suggestion these good quality Digital cameras for price under $200 ...

No, but it does shoot videos.Answer by Carl_the_Truth on 03 Jan 2010 11:10:07Best AnswerThe quick answer to this VERY common question is "No". The more detailed answer is this: sometimes it is possible, but it isn't a good solution. You would need to have the right camera, cable, software and drivers.Then you need to set it all up to work, which can be a big pain.Even if you DO get it working, you are now causing wear and tear on what might be a fairly/very expensive camera.Webcams start at about $20.oo. They do the job well, they are usually easy to set up, and they can STAY set up - you won't want to quickly grab your webcam on the way out the door, only so you have to start setting up all ...

My friend dropped my camera. Now the lens pops out with this click noise and goes right back in and says lens error..I want to fix it at home and not pay for it. Any way I can do thatBest AnswerDo you really think it is worth the (extremely high) risk of you actually making it worse?Answer by selina_555 on 03 Jan 2010 11:58:50Powered by Yahoo! Answ ...

Best AnswerI would love to know why you repeated this very strange question THREE times, in the camera section, no less?Just in case others also have a hard time figuring out that question - let me repeat it for you:Is there a certain amount of friends to have on my space?Which, I think, actually means:Is there a limit to the amount of friends you can have on myspace?Answer by selina_555 on 03 Jan 2010 11:56:28Thank you my dahling Selina for clearing this up.Now that we understand what it is, what does this have to do with cameras?See the importance of correct spelling? Even the Yahoo! Answers logic programming couldn't figure this out.Answer by keerok on 03 Jan 2010 05:38:16Powered by Yahoo! ...

HeyI would like to buy a new camera but I dont quite know which one I need to choose... Im doubting between 2 cameras: - Sony Cyber shot W210or - Samsung PL55Can someone help me and tell me which is better and why?Im looking for a camera with 12 pixels and a good zoom in a reasonalbe priceHope someone can help meThanks in advanceThe consumers association Which Magazine has an article for its members to access members onlyAnswer by Tamart on 03 Jan 2010 12:50:09Samsung PL55Answer by Liam on 03 Jan 2010 12:50:42Best AnswerPersonally I would recommend Sony Cyber shot W210, good quality, good picture quality.[URL Truncated]Answer by BL on 03 Jan 2010 12:55:01I would get the Sony out of those two. ...

im having trouble transfering photos from my Digital Camera as i dont have a port for the memory card but i also cant find the usb for my camera, where could i get hold of one that works with my camera. (i have a few but none that fit)Unless your manual states otherwise, camera USB cords are pretty generic and can be found at BestBuy or anyplace that sells camera stuff. You can also get an external usb card reader, very handy to have. (around 10 dollars).Answer by snowwillow20 on 03 Jan 2010 02:32:41Best AnswerYou should be able to buy one either online or a a Best Buy, Radio Shack, or any decent electronics store.You are probably looking for what's called a Mini-A, but take your camera to be ...

500D looks cooler but Sam says I should buy 1000D... should i listen to that little twerp? :)yea 1000D is defiantly better and you can tell just by appearance and it has a nice lense alsoAnswer by madmax18765 on 02 Jan 2010 06:11:34Best AnswerWell, these are two cameras that are similar in the fact that they're both mid-level DSLRs. The 500D is slightly above the Rebel XSi line, and the 1000D is slightly below. It depends on what you want to do. The 1000D is slightly gimped, with only ISO 1600 (meaning that you won't be able to take pictures in darker places without heavy blurring and/or noise). However, my experience with the 500D isn't that different, even with ISO 3200; it takes somewhat ...

My computer is completely custom. When I plug in my camera, nothing happens. Zilch.I've had this same problem with my iPod also (via USB) but it reads my iPod now no problem.I have all the correct software installed, too. And I tried all of my USB ports, not just this one. Why the heck won't it recognize my camera?I use this portable USB port thing where it will light up blue if the thing is recognized, but it's not doing that for my camera.and believe me, its NOT my USB cable I'm using, and it's NOT my camera. The camera is turned on and everything when I'm doing this, but my computer won't even say "unknown device" or ANYTHING at allBest AnswerYou have the latest version of Easyshare software ...

I want to take pictures of people drawing words in sparklers and car lights and stuff on the road. All I want to know is EXACTLY how to set the shuttle speed. Step by step. If it involves the knob for different effects or whatever... explain that too please. Also.... MASPWhat do each of them mean and what should I do about them?Best AnswerTo write graffiti with sparklers, pen lights and LEDs' you need to 1) place the camera on a tripod, 2) set the cameras shutter speed on bulb (page 43) and 3) hold the shutter open until your friends have finished writing.You can adjust the exposure by using the lenses aperture.Did you get a users manual with your camera?M = manualA = apertureS = shutterP = ...

If so, how?I'd like to do light writing.I can't go past 2 seconds, but online it says I can go to 15!Best AnswerYes you can. Just look up...'Long Shutter' in the Index of your User Guide and it will direct you to the appropriate page. You'll be able to set your exposure from 1 to 15 seconds.Edit...Have you even read your User Guide? Forget about what online says and get out your manual. You can definitely select an exposure of up to 15 seconds...Your manual gives you directions on page 99!Answer by Petra_au on 04 Jan 2010 09:00:10Powered by Yahoo! Answ ...

I want a camera that does not have flash are there any? Brands site?Mine are without flash. Canon 5D and Canon 5D Mark IIAnswer by Pooky on 04 Jan 2010 09:23:58Here are two. There are probably more.Answer by KNDChicago on 04 Jan 2010 09:24:38Best AnswerMine too, one is a NIKON D2X and the other a D3On the other hand, you can always turn off the flash featureAnswer by fhotoace on 04 Jan 2010 10:11:16Below are links to specs on 2 more cameras without a flash, the Olympus PEN E-P2 and the Olympus PEN E-P1.Hope this helps.MarkAnswer by Mark on 05 Jan 2010 01:28:42Yes!The current top of the line pro cameras from Nikon (D3s and D3x) and Canon (1D Mark IV and 1Ds Mark III) do not have a built in flash.More...the ...

My uncle gave me his old Pentax MZ-50 slr camera, and it's lovely and I would love to keep it, but I really want a Digital one. Does anyone know roughly how much money I should be able to get for it? It's in very good condition with carry case, manual, a polar lense and I think another lense. Thanks :)Not a lot. Nobody wants film cameras these days, which is a) why your uncle gave you it and b) why you are going digital.Answer by Paul R on 05 Jan 2010 10:35:11Best AnswerLess than $100, and probably much less. There isn't a lot of money in old film bodies, with a few exceptions. Your Pentax is not one of the exceptions.Answer by Caoedhen on 05 Jan 2010 11:49:26Powered by Yahoo! AnswersFind more ...

I just got a new Nikon Coolpix camera and I currently have 93 pictures I would like to upload. When I plugged the usb cord into my camera and computer, it asked if I would like to open with the finepix viewer and I clicked ok. It started downloading picture 1 to 93 and it stopped at picture number 7. It then froze and stayed like that for 10 minutes until I shut it down. I tried it again and it did the same thing. Only to pic. 7. Am I able to upload my pictures on the finepix viewer?Best Answerinvest in a USB Card Reader (available at walmart, bestbuy, amazon etc...) for about $15Plug the card reader into your USB Port on your computer.Remove memory card from your camera, and insert into the ...

I was hoping to find somewhere thats not to pricey. The chip is not very large, but the screen has a couple scratches to it. I meant to put a cover over it, but during new years, im not exactly sure what happened that night that chipped my screen :P. can anyone tell me where i can get my camera screen fixed?Best AnswerIt costs the same to replace an LCD screen no matter how big the chip is. If it does not effect your ability to use the camera, just wait until you are ready to buy a new camera in a couple of yearsAnswer by fhotoace on 05 Jan 2010 06:50:44Do you still have your receipts and packaging etc? Cameras generally come with a 12 month warranty or longer if you've paid extra. I'm not sure ...

please i need help.. this is not like this before.. when i look at the center of the lens, it has black that block the lens... i think this is the iris. but i think its stock or broken. i dont have any idea what is this.. and when i capture sumthin, the blur at the background is not normal. instead of forming a circle, its not circle anymore.... please help...Best AnswerTest the lens.1) Lens off camera, no lens caps. Look at the iris - it should be small.2) Mount to camera. Look at iris. It should be very large.3) Select Aperture priority and set a small aperture - f/16 or so.4) Look into the lens and fire of a shot or two - does the iris become small, then go large again after the shot? If ...

I bought my Canon 500d body from Malaysia a week ago, and I'm wondering if I can register in New Zealand's Canon website because I live in NZ.Best AnswerI'm willing to bet my house, car and even my camera collection that they will not warranty a camera living in a country other than the one in which it was bought (legal definition of country - not geographic). You could register with Canon in Malaysia and send it back to them for warranty repair.It's certainly worth asking the question, but they don't want to be seen supporting grey importations as it damages their reputation with NZ dealers.I used to live in the US, moved to the UK and brought a load of gear with me - and I've had to send items ...

Hi and Happy New Year everyone! i took a video on my camera over the holidays and i was holding the camera sideways. stupid! i would like to put it on youtube and facebook but its sideways. is this possible to flip it so we can view it properly or did i ruin an awesome memory? help please! thanksBest AnswerYou want to rotate video - rotating a recorded video is pretty easy, but you have to know where to look. You didn't say if you have a Microsoft Windows PC or a Mac. I'll assume a Windows PC:If you have Windows XP, you can use the free Microsoft Windows Movie Maker to rotate your video. See this link for detail on rotating a video with WMM.[URL Truncated]The newer version of Windows Movie Maker ...

My camera isn't working... I have a Sony Cybershot that I bought less than a year ago. It seems that whenever I push the power button the lense doesn't close all the way, only half way. It also makes a funny noise like it's straining. Does anyone else's camera do this? Help! After it tries for a few seconds it just stops and then on the screen says lens error. what is going on??Best Answersounds like a problem for an authorized Sony repair shop.unfortunately, this error is common with this camera.If your camera is under warranty, I would recommend submitting a claim to Sony's warranty dept. If not, ebay usually has reputable sellers who will fix "Lens error" on most digital cameras for a "fixed ...

It has a maxxum 35-70mm Zoom lens 1:4 + maxxum 2800 auto flash. Can someone tell me what this would be worth?Best Answerrecently completed auctions on ebay have ended anywhere between $30-100 for camera body, lens and flash. It would probably depend on the quality of the items, but hopefully that will give you a ballpark estimate.Answer by ERIC on 05 Jan 2010 10:30:46Below, I listed 2 links to photo dealers that sell used equipment. You can go to the websites and maybe see what they sell it for used to get a idea of value.Hope this helps.MarkAnswer by Mark on 05 Jan 2010 10:33:26I paid $40 for a Maxxum 7000, 2800 flash, and a 50mm f/1.7 lens. The 50 is still worth more than that by itself. $50-$75 ...

i was wondering what i'll have to bring with me if i wanted to print some photos at shopper's. it is ok to bring the pictures on a flashdrive or should i put them on a cd? i don't want to order then online because of the wait, i need them within the next few days.Best AnswerJust the flash drive will work.Answer by somethingelse on 05 Jan 2010 03:03:15Powered by Yahoo! Answ ...

Best AnswerNo, you use either one of the other.Answer by c_j_ryan on 05 Jan 2010 05:11:18Powered by Yahoo! Answ ...

The flash on my Nikon D40 has stopped working properly. Whenever I try to take a picture in the dark, the flash will release, but it won't pop up. I can manually pull it up, but it doesn't come up easily. The flash still works when it is up, but it just wont pop up on it's own. I need help!Best AnswerTake it in to an authorized Nikon service location or contact Nikon.This can lead to frying of your camera electronics so get it fixed ASAP.Answer by Alan on 06 Jan 2010 11:30:48Powered by Yahoo! AnswersFind more reviews at linked Text Post on best-camera-deals.blogspot.com about Nikon D40Find more reviews at linked Text Post on best-camera-deals.blogspot.com about Nikon D40Find more reviews at ...

I really want the Samsung st500/550 camera! if i bought it in the USA would it still work the same in the uk? as it would only really be the cable that i would be worried about right? no plugs etc would come with it? confused hahaBest Answercamera would work fine.you would possibly need a voltage converter in order to use the battery charger, but everything else would work fine.Answer by ERIC on 07 Jan 2010 09:49:48Powered by Yahoo! Answ ...

Best AnswerBecause the D3000 doesn't have a built-in wireless "commander" function. So you need to use an SU-800 to control other flash wirelessly.Answer by rollakid on 07 Jan 2010 06:20:30Powered by Yahoo! Answ ...

With my old camera I could press down the shutter and it would take pictures over and over until i took my finger off the button, it was a setting you could turn off and on. Is there a setting like that for the Samsung TL220 (the camera with an LCD screen on the front and back)??thanks!! i figured it out :)Best AnswerThe TL220 is one of my favorite cameras and it does have a shutter burst mode! You cannot change this setting if you are in Auto Mode though.(I would tell you how to turn it on, but I need it in my hands to do it.)Answer by kevin.fetterman on 07 Jan 2010 07:47:25Powered by Yahoo! Answ ...

i know its like 23 years old but i got it as a gift from my boyfriends dad and it didnt come with the user guide and b4 he left it worked but it didnt have film and now that i put it in and new batterys it wont take pics it did at first but then it didnt..plz does anyone know how to use it?Best AnswerHere's a PDF manual of the 4004s, which is very similar to the 4004.[URL Truncated]Answer by Teri on 07 Jan 2010 07:56:44Powered by Yahoo! Answ ...

My wife and I are new to the Digital SLR scene and enjoy taking photos with it. After using her friend's 200mm lens, we decided to get our own. Now I'm not sure if I had picked out the right one. Experienced photographers, please us out! Thanks :PTo make it simple for you to choose: The 55-200mm VR will give you sharper pictures (if you're the nit picking type) but most importantly, the VR (vibration reduction) will reduce blur when shooting, especially at 200mm, you really do need them.Just get the VR version.Answer by rollakid on 07 Jan 2010 08:10:26The VR (Vibration Reduction) this can add on $50 or so but it is totally worth it. It reduces motion blur and keeps it a bit steadier looking ...

Here is the one and only guideline. It has to be under the price $450.I have been trying to do some research. I am liking the Cannon Rebel, something similar to this camera. Thank you so much for the help.Cannon Rebel is great choice. For your budget you can get Canon Rebel XS 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera, cause It's on discount now. You can check price and compare this camera with other one, and should to read customer reviews about it may be help you to decide. See on this page >>[URL Truncated]Answer by Machima on 08 Jan 2010 01:54:57In my book, an inexpensive digital does the job. Don't need to spend more than a hundred or two hundred at the most to get the job done and take care of business. ...

I have a fuji fine pics Z camera. I have taken some pics but they are on the camera's memory, not a memory card. But when I plug my camera into my comp, nothing happens. Nothing on my camera and the comp doesn't even recognize that there is anything plugged into it. Any idea as to how I can get my pics off my camera??try plugging it into a different USB, and keep checking my computerAnswer by James H on 08 Jan 2010 03:41:05Best AnswerI had this issue too. I turned on my camera and it picked up on the new addition. :) I'd try that and see if that works. If not, try a different USB port. If that fails as well, read the manual on your camera.Answer by OMJ Its Kate on 08 Jan 2010 03:53:38You need ...

I honestly dont even know if my camera has this option! Any pointers on how to find it? I've searched the book, but it remains a mystery. :(Oh, it's certainly got a shutter speed. Probably a few!But, alas, they are ALL controlled by the camera, as is the Aperture size.There is nothing you can do in manual-mode on this camera. I feel sorry for you if you've moved 'up' to this camera from a compact in the hope of furthering your photography skills. It was aimed squarely at non-photographers (with no interest in photography) who wanted more zoominess than their compact offered them.But at least you can shoot in Sepia or Cyanotype! Gotta think of something positive, haven't I?Edit: You're better ...

Well, I'm going on a trip to Spain and Africa for a Spanish club thing. Sooo, It's pretty expensive and I'm already trying to rake in money so I can at least go without any luxuries to bring with.But I would love to have a Digital Camera that isn't like the crappy one I have now (It's a huge experience after all!)So a camera with these would be great:-Good picture quality with excellent zoom.-Small-The highest I'll go is $150-Takes good pictures in buildings.Think you can help me?Also, if it's not too much to ask, It could be a cute camera ;D But hey, just do what you can.Best AnswerI would recommend you Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS15 12MP Digital Camera with 5x MEGA Optical Image Stabilized Zoom ...

The Canon G10 has 14 x mp yet the newest release of the Canon G11 only has 10 x mp - I would have thought that any new releases would be better than before, so really the G11 should have more mp than the G10 but it does not - so at the end of the day, which one would you purchase and why?The G11 has less megapixels but is said to have better performance in low-light. Being an upgrade from G10, the G11 also has a couple of new features that the G10 didn't have.I would choose the G11.Answer by T. Le on 08 Jan 2010 07:40:44Below I listed a link to a hands on review of the G11 and it has comparisons to the G10 including some visual comparisons.Hope this helps.MarkAnswer by Mark on 08 Jan 2010 10:10:20Best ...

i have a d60 and i was wondering what the difference was between having small medium and large image sizes. Does it make the picture sharper or anything? thanksThe larger the image the greater the detail. In many cases the greater the detail the larger you can print the image and the easier it is to edit photos without losing detail in the edit.Technically it doesn't make the image any sharper, when we talk about sharpness that's usually a function of the lens and focusing. Semantics I suppose but that's the way it is.Answer by Crim Liar on 09 Jan 2010 09:20:37Best AnswerI'd ignore the small and medium sizes in general photography.They have their uses:Small is the best bet when doing stop motion ...

can u please help me find some tutorials for this program eos photomodeler :) thank you :DBest AnswerHello, I work at Eos Systems, the developer of PhotoModeler and PhotoModeler Scanner photogrammetry software applications for image-based modeling. You can get access to several of the introductory video tutorials included with the free demo/learning download version of our software products available at;[URL Truncated]During the demo download process you will also be provided with access to additional video tutorials showing progressively sophisticated project examples (we don't want to make the initial download too large which is why we only include the intro tutorials at first!) For any more ...

Best Buy has a deal for a Canon Rebel XSi that comes with a telephoto zoom lense 55-250mm[URL Truncated]Is this a good deal? Would it make more sense to buy the camera separately and save up for a better telephoto lense, or is this satisfactory for beginner-intermediate photography? Thanks!Canon Digital Rebel XSi 12.2 MP Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens [URL Truncated]Review:My journey with DSLRs began back in 2003 with the original Digital Rebel. DSLRs changed my photography for the better like nothing else. Five years and some 25,000 shots later, it's still going strong. Along the way I upgraded to the Canon 30D, which is a fantastic camera as well. When the 40D was announced, ...