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Originally posted by Ned Flanders
Of course, it sounds like your memory from the trip may be clouded with spirits.

A high-quality digital recording would solve that.

@Nippy LOL! Well I asked in Jessops, and I was to be referred to a camera repair shop, even if I didn't want the camera repairing they would charge to take it apart in the first place, then on to attempt to rescue the film

@Ned, so true. If I have nothing, I have my memories, but that could only leave you lot guessing

Originally posted by HighLordDave
A high-quality digital recording would solve that.

We are actively shopping now This is the second Kodak Advantix that has failed in the same way in 3 months

For still images, I've had a good experience with the HP318 series camera, and for video, the Canon 200MC and 40MC cameras are excellent (you'll pay for it, but it's worth it).

Originally posted by HighLordDave
For still images, I've had a good experience with the HP318 series camera, and for video, the Canon 200MC and 40MC cameras are excellent (you'll pay for it, but it's worth it).

Aha! Another person who found good in HP equipment. They produce good quality solutions, at affordable prices.

:: pockets cheque from HP ::

Three are short listed, one is a HP850 (though I preferred the spec of the 935) and the other is a Fuji Finepix 6800 (my preference) the latter two allow 3 minutes of video We are looking in the region of £300.

I still have my regular film to be developed so the pics of The One and The Hat will be on those

Originally posted by Yshania
Three are short listed, one is a HP850 (though I preferred the spec of the 935) and the other is a Fuji Finepix 6800 (my preference) the latter two allow 3 minutes of video We are looking in the region of £300.

Thats a fair wedge of cash, and you'd get a good piece of kit for that.

Originally posted by T'lainya
I still have my regular film to be developed so the pics of The One and The Hat will be on those

Aw great!

Originally posted by Nippy
Thats a fair wedge of cash, and you'd get a good piece of kit for that.

I hope so, the Fuji recommended retail price is £600, but I can get it for £318 here:

http://www.internetcamerasdirect.co.uk/ ... atures.htm

Erm, what ever happened to good ol' American engineering? Consider this a plug for the Kodak LS420. US$250, and with an extra memory card, will store several minutes of incriminating quicktime video.

My digital cam is a Kodak and it takes great pics (More so than my skill shows )

Originally posted by Waverly
Erm, what ever happened to good ol' American engineering? Consider this a plug for the Kodak LS420. US$250, and with an extra memory card, will store several minutes of incriminating quicktime video.

Kodak having killed two films of mine recently Baaad camera!

I bet it was Fuji film. It probably is a design feature.

Hmm, nevermind, better kit, better prices...

Originally posted by Waverly
I bet it was Fuji film. It probably is a design feature.

ROFL! Nope! it was a Kodak

LOL! thanks anyway Nippy, I appreciate your help, I only have a vague idea myself and I hate shopping!!

Originally posted by Yshania
ROFL! Nope! it was a Kodak

LOL! thanks anyway Nippy, I appreciate your help, I only have a vague idea myself and I hate shopping!!

You hate shopping? I hate spending money. Pulling out a busfair is normally bad enough.

Its like when I tidied money up on the pub table. It's such a pretty little thing....

Originally posted by Nippy
You hate shopping? I hate spending money. Pulling out a busfair is normally bad enough.

Its like when I tidied money up on the pub table. It's such a pretty little thing....

ROFL!! that was unbelievable!! all the notes were square, and the coins neatly stacked in order! I almost felt like a reckless accountant

LOL And it was reorganized after each round

Originally posted by T'lainya
LOL And it was reorganized after each round

Oh yes!! he knew exactly how much was there without lifting a finger!