I'm stuck between these two cameras?

Either one should be fine. However, IMO, you might want to look at the Olympus Stylus SW series of cameras. The SW series are shock-proof to a five foot drop and water-proof. Enjoy your tri...

Best type to use: if under 2 GB, the SD card is fine. If over 2 GB, use SDHC. SD = Secure digital SDHC = Secure Digital High Capacity. Generally, faster cards are usually better. Look for ...

you can go to the casio website and download the instruction menu. it's in the menu

I recommend the Canon Elph series of cameras. We have the Canon SD750, and just love it. It is small, inexpensive, and really easy to use. Plus it has a huge 3-inch LCD screen. I would also recomme...

Nice, stylish, slim, good 2.7" high-res LCD screen, average lens (not particularly interesting, but not bad either), SD/SDHC card support, many scene mode presets, reasonably cheap, and has a ...

It's because the files are twice as big on the Panasonic. Moreover, different cameras will compute the available space differently, so the counters become more accurate as the card fills up. ...

Olympus cameras also take video in .MOV format. However, Casio is known for better quality overall than Olympus.

Take the card out and put it into the card slot in your computer. Try to copy the pix to your hard drive.