What kind of Digital Camera do u have? Are u satisfied?

Im looking for a new digital camera, last one I had was a Kodak C530, it that gave me no problem and gave me great quality pictures BUT my little brother broke the lcd display-- Im looking for a new one for a good price, i dont want to pay nothing more than $200- Any suggestions? -

Currenly I am active with two cameras: Canon Powershot G6 (prosumer) and the Canon Powershot SD600 (ultra compact).

I have owned two Kodak's in the past, and were just not up to par compared to my Canons. Whenever I go on a vacation or have to do high quality shoots, I take the somewhat-bulky G6. I am very pleased with both cameras.

Coming from my opinion (and many online camera reviewers), Canon is a great choice. For under $200 you should go for the A530 from Canon. It is very cheap, but you get incredible quality and features from it. I included a comparison for you (including some other brands in case you think I am being too biased!).

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/compare_...

Good luck with your purchase!

I used to have the same camera as yours! Lol, but I sold it. Anyways, I don`t know, you should Look in Yahoo! Shopping.

I have a Kodak Easyshare c533. It's a 5.0 MP, 3x optical zoom, on camera cropping, 1.8 LCD screen! It takes great pics too. It cost $179.

Got my wife a Kodak C330 ($80 on eBay-new). It's 4 mega-pixel, 4x/3x zoom. Takes outstanding outdoor pics. Indoor runs from fair to very good depending on light. Research indicates the Canon A610 (5 mega-pixel) might be much better. People forget that these are mini PCs. The batteries make all the difference, so forget alkaline; go for high power nihm or nicads. (C330 uses 2 AA, A610 uses 4). Check out www.digitalcamera.com for research & ratings. Low batteries means low flash output and slower shutter, or complete shutdown!

Don't get an HP Photosmart Camera, I have one and the pictures come out grainish/bluryrish most of the time.

I heard Cannon's are good though, so I want one.

I have a Canon Powershot A610 5mp digital camera. It is such a good camera. It has a macro feature where it can autofocus on things really close to the lens and a manual focus for when the autofocus doens't focus on the thing that you want.

I've seen other 5mp cameras by olympus and kodak and the picture quality is really blurry and grainy. I have no idea if it's the way the person took the pic though.

I suggest googling for the camera model with the words "sample pictures" to get an idea of what kinda pictures you can expect from it. Good Luck!