Comments: 5 Responses

1. Hil, on December 29th, 2007 at 2:47 am

   Do you know how Sony Cybershots compare to Canon Powershots? I have several Canons, and like their ease-of-use and design, but I don’t like the lens errors. I’m blessed with a genius 5 year old that knows how to fix them (apparently better than Canon lol) but … it’s still annoying.

2. Diana13, on January 5th, 2008 at 12:58 am

   I have a Canon PowerShot A550 and until now I’m very satisfied.
   - 7.10MP
   - ISO 80-800
   - 4x zoom
   - 2 Inch LCD

3. Jojo, on February 25th, 2008 at 5:59 am

   I just got this digicam 2 weeks ago as I write (2/13/2008). I am very well satisfied for a point-and-shoot cam after having owned some DSLRs and point-and-shott ones: Canon/Kodak/Olympus/Pentax ranging from 5 - 8 MPs. I like the size of this one, very handy indeed ! I will just play with this for a while and will soon be gettin’ Sony’s very latest compact point-and-shoot cam, the W200 !

4. Cveti, on May 6th, 2008 at 3:58 am

   I bought this camera a week ago. I was abroad when I did that, so I made photos and when I got back I wanted to see them on my computer. But when I put the USB cabel and match it with the camera there appears a problem and I just can’t see the photos on the computer… I searched for thes Digital Still Camera Driver, but I can’y fin it for free download. Please help me!!!

5. live crunch, on May 6th, 2008 at 7:15 am

   @Cveti: Have you looked at removable devices? like for example you have C drive D drive and usually some “removable device” that is where your digital camera pix are. I would call manufacturer or see support.

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