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September 20, 2006 4:34 PM
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Well first, congratulations!
Having had a couple babies of my own, I can say you want something small and easy to use. With one hand. While running. :-)
Megapixels are overrated once you have 5 or more, if you ask me. Zoom is really, really nice to have, but costs a little more. The idea of EasyShare was to make a camera that actual humans can use easily; many people like them. Another thing we like is the little movie clips.
One inexpensive camera that might suit the requirement is the Kodak C533. This one has a "standard" 3x zoom, and a small LCD screen. Also, while it does capture movies, you can't hear the sound from the camera itself.
Another to consider is the Kodak V610 which is a little more expensive but has a great 10x zoom. Zoom is great because you can really get in tight on the subject. Another similar cameras is the Panasonic TZ1, also with a great zoom.
Good luck!
Having had a couple babies of my own, I can say you want something small and easy to use. With one hand. While running. :-)
Megapixels are overrated once you have 5 or more, if you ask me. Zoom is really, really nice to have, but costs a little more. The idea of EasyShare was to make a camera that actual humans can use easily; many people like them. Another thing we like is the little movie clips.
One inexpensive camera that might suit the requirement is the Kodak C533. This one has a "standard" 3x zoom, and a small LCD screen. Also, while it does capture movies, you can't hear the sound from the camera itself.
Another to consider is the Kodak V610 which is a little more expensive but has a great 10x zoom. Zoom is great because you can really get in tight on the subject. Another similar cameras is the Panasonic TZ1, also with a great zoom.
Good luck!
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