Canon

Sadly when you buy the camera it doesn't come with a card. I would suggest getting at least 2gb memory for your sd card, 8gb if you plan on taking more video.

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I just ChaCha'd the question. They told me that if you have a 64mb of internal memory, Then you can record about 10 minutes. So if we take 64 and multiply it by two then we get 128. So 10 minutes multiply by two equals about 20 minutes .

This message error is due to electric power. i.e the power is not enough to warm up the fuser

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8.2-Megapixels will each have a size of 2.0-Megabytes if using the jpeg100 file standard. Each jpeg100 at this resolution will be 2.0-megabytes. Therefore, a 1-gigabyte card should have a capacity of 506-images.

There are three cammera stores in Miami that offer quality and a good selection of cannon products based on consumer blog responses. The stores most often mentioned include Wolf camers, Pittman camera store and Phils camera store, these seem to offer a product selection diversity

The canon FS100 has a 1.07Mp CMOS image sensor.

the T70 uses an FD lense, which cannot be fitted onto the new range of canon digital SLR cameras which use EF and EF-1 lenses

Nikon specifically states that the D50 can only accommodate up to a 2GB SD card. However, some users find they can use the 4GB card with their D50s (see Resources). Although not guaranteed, use only SDSC and not SDHC (High-Capacity) cards.

Short answer: "Not recommended" Long answer: The center contact on a flash shoe transmits the signal for a flash to fire. This contact is in the same place on all cameras that use a flash shoe. If a flash has ONLY the center contact, then it may be used on any camera that will accept it. However, each camera manufacturer adds additional contacts onto their flashes for various additonal purposes. These contacts are different for each manufacturer. Mounting a Canon flash onto a Nikon camera may send potentially damaging electrical charges, through the additional contacts, between the two devices. These charges can potentially damage both the camera and the flash.

The fax machine needs to be set up to print the confirmation pages automatically.

On most models it is under a menu called "reports", "TX reports" or "transmission reports" - check your user manual as each machine could have a different setting.

it depends on the memory card. I have this particular camera and I don't think it has internal memory. I have an 8gig memory card,and it was full at about 2200 pics.

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One can purchase a Canon 35mm camera on websites like BH Photo Video, Amazon, eBay, Photo Net, Adorama, Ken Rockwell, Canon, Best Buy or Better Photo.

As in transfer your pictures from camera to computer?

Connect the Fire Wire/USB cord from camera to computer and it should automatically detect it. (PlugnPlay)

After connecting it, you basically drag and drop the pictures into the files you've pre-made, or just drag to desktop, should work the same.

A new model of Canon digital cameras is the Powershot 160IS. There are several models that range from $169 to $499 directly from the official Canon site. You should compare prices because you can also find good deals at eBay and Amazon.

The Canon AE-1 SLR camera operates on a 6 volt 4LR44 battery, or alternately four 1.5 volt LR44 batteries.

It's unclear what you intend by "usable" but the first photographic camera was made by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce (1765-1833). It was a simple wooden box camera with a condensing lens that he used in April 1816 to produce the first photograph made with a camera. Niepce also gets credit for the first use of a bellows and first use of an iris diaphragm in a camera. His first photographs were paper negatives that he was unable to fix, so they were not permanent images. He took the first permanent photograph made with a camera in 1826. This image currently resides in the Gernsheim collection at the University of Texas in Austin.

Some of the stores which stock camera chargers for Canon cameras are Walmart, Target, and online from Harvey Norman. They are also advertised for sale on both Amazon and eBay. Many specialist photographic retailers will also stock these chargers.

I have one on Ebay at the moment and after 6 days its still only at 99c They are not worth very much like all 35mm cameras now. Im guessing you would get approx $10 to $20AU for the camera body & maybe about $50AU with a lens.

In short, yes. More specifically, as long your zoom lens is an "EF" mount lens, it will work with all Canon Digital-SLR models from the EOS line. You can determine if a lens is an EF mount from the full name of the lens. The full name of the lens is usually written on the outside of the len itself.

There are many types of Canon camera lenses, and within each type there is a wide range of prices and quality available. Canon offers lenses in standard zoom, ultra wide zoom, telephoto, as well as wide angel and macro lenses.

Some of the features include Fast Front paper trays, easy fit twin ink cartridges, well-designed controls, and admirably quick print all at remotely low running costs.

The kind of camera that you purchase will depend on what you want to use it for and your level of expertise.

Most people will want a simple point-and-shoot camera. They want a camera that performs most of the focus, shutter speed, and exposure adjustments automatically.

A more experienced photographer will usually want a camera that offers many manual settings, and are generally more expensive, and higher quality.

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