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[Screamin_Beagle]

Djkak,
     First,  great pictures..............I love the one through the rear view mirror.

im,   I have a Sony Cybershot (like 5Mp).....takes great pics,  is small enough for both jobs.....Good luck.


_Beagle

[djkak]

Djkak,
 

[Midnight Rider]

I had an Canon Elph until it came up missing, thanks to the missus and it being real small.Now I have the Sony DSC W-7(7.2Mega pixel) Lots of features and takes a great pic. Also its not too small or too big. My .02

[harleydiva]

Djkak, GREAT pictures!   [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif]

As TCnBham mentioned, he gave his SONY Cyber shot camera to me when he bought a bigger and better camera.  He's a pro.   [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif]

Me on the other hand take crooked pictures, cut the tops off people's heads, but I'm learning.  Practice makes perfect.  I enjoy having the camera in hand as we're riding along.

Happy and Safe Trails,

Suzanne

[iamtrker2]

Again Thanks to all of you for the info.

Ernie [smiley=huepfenjump3.gif]

[RJ749]

This hasn't been brought up for some time but I figured when I saw this MSN article I'd throw it up for review if anyone is looking for a digital camera

http://shopping.msn.com/content/shp/?ctId=679,ptnrid=164,ptnrdata=301792&GT1=9229

[WFP]

Well, since I no longer could endorse the Sony DSC-P200 after the second failed, I needed to get a new Digital Camera.   I liked the sony but the same failure twice was too much.  The DSC-P200 replaced my older DSC-P1.  I really liked that camera and it had the great additional feature of using the same batteries as my Sony Camcorder, a Sony DCR-P10.  I still have the camcorder but will upgrade that someday in the future...to one that shoots Hi-Def.

I also still have two Canon A1 35mm cameras with a bunch of accessories, over 25 years old.  One has a problem with auto setting but the other still functions fine.  So I am returning to Canon.  I also needed one that Anne can easily use from the back of the bike so a DSLR was out.  I would have liked the Nikon D80 with 18-200 lens...maybe some day.  Still does not pack small enuf when 2-up and on a trip.

So with no further ado, I just received my Canon SD850 IS, image stabilized 4X Zoom (35-140 eq.):



http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Canon/canon_sd850is.asp

/Bill