i have the connecter cord, but it wont let me do anything

Install the program from the CD that came with your camera. Hook up your camera to your computer through the cable link. If you have Windows, go to My Computers. Select the drive that your camera appears under (usually the E drive). Then browse through your folder for the pictures. Select all the pictures you want to upload. Right-click, copy, and save it to whatever folder you want on your computer.

I was just wondering if anyone knows if this is a good camera and is worth buying?

Canon PowerShot SX100 IS 8-Megapixel Digital Camera in black. Is it good?
I was going to try and save up $149 for a Kodak EasyShare digital camera in red, but I’m not sure about either of these. :p
Here’s the link to the page I found it on:http://www.circuitcity.com/ccd/Search.do… sx100&searchSection=All&go.x=0&go.y=0
It costs $219.99, and I really want it, but I need ways to earn money fast, and I can’t really do anything to raise money outside my house! What should I do???
(P.S. I’m helping my sis raise money for an iPod Classic so I’ve given her like, 65 bucks and now I don’t have anything. She says she’s gonna help me get money for a camera, but she needs money to buy like, itunes cards and rent movies and tv shows for her iPod, so I might take my money back…but i told her id help her save up! what shld i do??)

whats the best price for a fairly used sony cybershot digital camera (dsc-p73)4.1megapixel

I have a kodak easy share C913 and it can make videos. But the quality is terrible! I am thinking about getting a canon but I need to know if it can make videos. Also if it can, can you hear the sound on the camera when you play the video, instead of having to upload it onto the computer to hear the sound?

I just bought a Sony Cybershot DSC-P92 5.0 MP Digital Camera and the rechargable batteries go so fast! I’ve been turning my camera on and off to check up on it it seems like within the first 10-15mins. the batteries go half dead! If you ask me this seems a little fast for a camera to go through batteries and then like 10 mins. later or so the batteries go dead. Is this normal? I’m thinking about just selling this one and buying a new one. I don’t want to waste money on rechargable batteries. I use Duracell batteries and they still don’t last long enough. Should I buy a new camera? Do cameras go dead faster when you keep turning them on and off?

Canon PowerShot SX100 IS 8-Megapixel Digital Camera in black. Is it good?
I was going to try and save up $149 for a Kodak EasyShare digital camera in red, but I’m not sure about either of these. :p
Here’s the link to the page I found it on:http://www.circuitcity.com/ccd/Search.do… sx100&searchSection=All&go.x=0&go.y=0
It costs $219.99, and I really want it, but I need ways to earn money fast, and I can’t really do anything to raise money outside my house! What should I do???
(P.S. I’m helping my sis raise money for an iPod Classic so I’ve given her like, 65 bucks and now I don’t have anything. She says she’s gonna help me get money for a camera, but she needs money to buy like, itunes cards and rent movies and tv shows for her iPod, so I might take my money back…but i told her id help her save up! what shld i do??)

Depends mainly on how heavily you’re using the LCD and flash.
Using alkalines and the industry-defined “average” usage averages about 200 shots.
Taking available-light pictures with the LCD turned off and using the viewfinder you can get nearly 1000. (Using the viewfinder instead of composing pictures in the LCD also reduces blurry pictures due to camera shake.)

Yes,of course you can. But, you will need to download a recovery program to do it.
I have posted a free recovery program (link below). It seems to work quite well at retrieving images.
You will need a card reader…