Posted by MF294-4 on November 20, 2010 at 07:21:32 from (74.34.64.161):
In Reply to: I need a camera posted by Old Roy on November 19, 2010 at 10:16:54:
I had one of the first Cannon zoom cameras. Ate up batteries fast and to big to put in pocket. Second was a Vivitar, worked good until it crapped out. I now have a Cannon Power Shot A470. Got at Wal-Mart for around $100. Uses two Lithium AA batteries and they last half the summer. I mostly take videos at tractor pulls. Screen is hard to see in bright light to see if I have pushed the right button to turn on video. I have missed a few pulls and received a lot of flack. The operator could be improved. They all probably have improved since I got mine. Battery life is very important to me and this one passes the test.
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