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Canon Sd1200Is – Great Camera
Purchased this camera a few weeks ago, and lost it after a couple of days. I searched everywhere for the camera, and eventually gave up on it. 2 weeks later, I found the camera in my front yard (must have fallen out of my pocket one evening). Brought it inside, and the thing STILL worked. This was after being buried under 3 inches of snow for a week, and then rained on a few days after that. This camera is tough.
Picture quality is great, and the camera boasts a pretty good feature set. My only complaint, and it's a small one, is that sometimes the camera takes just a little bit longer to actually take a picture than I'd like. This seems to be a common issue with digital cameras, especially when they try to do all that auto-focus hocus-pocus. That being said, it's still WAY faster than any of my previous digital cameras, and the delay between when you fully depress the shutter button and the image actually being taken isn't too bad at all.
Bottom line, I'd recommend this camera to any of my friends or family. No regrets on this purchase.
Canon SD1200IS – Useless for Photographing Objects in Motion
The camera is easy-to-use. LCD display is good enough for most purposes. The included software package is excellent eliminating the need to buy a 3rd party photo editing application. The major issue to be aware of is that the camera is only useful for still objects. Photographing subjects in motion (kids, pets, sports) is not realistic with this camera. The time between pressing the shutter button and the actual photo being captured is 3-5 seconds, which is more than enough time for the subject to move. This is a common problem in digital point and shoot cameras. It is not unique to this Canon model. If you are photographing fast-moving subjects I recommend upgrading to a digital SLR.
Canon SD1200IS – A great point and shoot camera
I purchased this camera as a xmas gift for my wife.
After researching several cameras, this was the one that I purchased.
Size was a factor. Her previous cameras were to bulky to fit in her purse, which made here not carry a camera. Now she takes the her camera with all the time. Plus, she is taking more pictures than before.
The stablization has made her pitcures great.
I am pleased with her progress with the different settings and the quality of her photos.
For a compact point and shoot, this is the one.
Canon SD1200IS Digital Camera
This was a gift for a person who is not technically proficient. She had an Olympus that was over five years old (a point & shoot) It was alright but battery life was an issue Which this Canon has solved with the new batt technology. It has built battery saving features controls are much easier to get used to & picture quality is very good. She loves the Camera & her Photo techniques have improved greatly. Well worth the money.
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We have a daughter, she is 26 yr old with 2 kids ages 4 and 7. She has lived w/us on @ off forever. We?
love our g-kids dearly. We provide for them. Our daughter had so many jobs last yr she couldnt remember them all. We pay for bookfares,school pictures,everthing.She never has any $ because she is always between jobs. She is VERY smart. She worked to get her liscense as a ins agent and then dec that was not what she wanted to do.When does it stop? What can we do to make her see that she needs to grow up and provide for her kids? She knows we wont throw her out bcause of the kids, they have had enough instability. She needs to be on medicationshe suffers from depression if not bipolar but we cant make her see that .she thinks we just think she is a terrible mother. Her daughter goes to her dads every other wknd but the youngests dads in jail and has no part of his life. She has his great g-ma keep him EVERY weekend from Friday to Sunday so she can party and then when she does make it home Sunday morn,she sleeps ALL day and doesnt help out or tend to the kids. its neverending..desperate
First of all the children are from a SINGLE MOTHER (it's not called children out of wedlock anymore joseph7) 2nd it is HER responsibly to take care of her kids u r NOT their parents she is it is time for her to step up & be a mother!!!!! Tell her to get a job because u expect her start paying rent & for HER KIDS!!!! Tell her to stop Partying because MOTHER'S don't party. Better yet tell her that if she doesn't become a mother & act like it then u will take her to court & get custody of ur g-kids. She will lose them & only b able 2 c them when the judge says it's ok & AFTER some parenting classes!! Tell her she HAS to put her kids 1st & herself second!! Also if she has no job than how does she go out partying on weekends?? I hope u don't give her money!!!! Or better yet why don't u throw her out BUT keep the kids with u & tell her she can only come back when she is grown up & ready to be a mother!! This is why u go to court u can get custody & or gardianship of ur g-kids. The judge will be on ur side maybe that's what she needs to realize that she is the parent NOT U!! I also suggest that u get a lawyer or tell ur daughter that u will keep the kids why she finds herself & gets help!! She is NOT the only single mother out there but she is of the few that r not ready to be a parent yet. She can't have her cake & it too (which is what she is doing) also she is taking advantage of u love for her!! She doens't WANT to be responsible becasue she has u so MAKE her responsible!!!! Even WHEN u get gardianship or custody file for child support so that she begins to pay for her kids. It will be hard but sooner or later she will relize that she is a single mother & it's her responsibly to take care of her kids no one else's!!
I was in ur shoes when my sister was19 she had my 1st nephew she wanted to party all the time & she wasn't ready to be a mom so she gave my mom & I guardianship of him. He is now 10 & is with her. We talked her into it because she was living off our dad & was dating a lot of guys & started doing drugs (crack)! The lawyer we hired helped us get my nephew & he became my son. I took him to the park & played with him, everyone always said that he looked like me but I always told them that he was my nephew not my son (I was 16) my ex bf & I would take him for walks & watched over him!! I became his mother. She told me when she got him back when he was 8 that giving him to us/me temporarily was the best thing she ever did!! She now has 3 boys (10, 5, 4 m) she is able to handle being a mother. She wasn't ready then but she realized that she just wanted the sex but didn't believe in birth control. She regrets that she wasn't a mother but knows that she did what was best for her to grow up!!!! She had to get a job go to rehab to pay us child support!! She has been clean 91/2 yrs right after she give him to us she stopped using because she said she didn't need an escape anymore!!!! I still feel like my nephews mother but I can see how my sister has grown up & mature she is now. She is married but 2 of the 3 kids have the same father (although I think her husband is the father to all 3 they all took alike. Their baby pictures are idential!! But my brother in law won't accept him because they were not married when he was born He was not ready to be a father either & cheated many times so we don't know how many kids he actually has!! They have been married 10 yrs (they got married when my nephew was 8 weeks old & after we got my nephew)!! They are a family now & she is responsible for her actions & her kids!!!!
I hope this helps u make the right decision that benefits both ur g- kids & gets ur daughter to be a mother!!!! Good luck!!!!
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