Your Digital Camera - The Most Fun-filled Computer PeripheralThe digital camera age is here. And with the prices sliding steadily and the makers such as Kodak and Sony squaring off in court, everyone will soon have at least 3 Mega pixels to shoot. I sport a Canon
Powershot A80 4 Megapixel camera. It has a 1½" LCD screen that is on a
swivel. It can be positioned like a flap or folded on the back of the
camera itself. With this little marvel, I snap candid shots around corners, above the head of the crowd, and while in very tight spaces. All digital camera reviews on this and other Canon Powershots have been, in general, wonderful. The good thing is that it takes great pictures. And with a 256 MB flash card, I can take hundreds of them. Now, if you are going to get a digital camera, you need to make sure your computer has a USB connection. All computers made in recent years have USB1.1 or USB2.0 ports. If you don't, you can add USB ports via PCI cards. Digital Camera SoftwareThe software that comes with your digital camera allows you to create digital albums that you can host online, or distribute to friends and family. Not all cameras come with the same software. However, you can find software depending on your needs. If you ever thought of doing information publishing, now is the time. There is nothing stopping you with a digital camera and a good-running computer.
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