Neither to this question, the camera runs off AAA batterys. So all you need to do, is makes sure the camera is topped up with strong batterys and when not in use for long periods, make sure they are taken out.

31 August 2009

sweety

from West Midlands

This camera does not have a charger and takes AA batteries. I just use normal disposable batteries. The instruction manual says rechargeables cn be used but makes no mention of a charger so I assume you have to use your own.

31 August 2009

joneshousehold

from Derbyshire

The camera pack already include 2 AA batterys. But I just buy a recharging battery kit.
Reading other people review does helps to check out this item was it worth buying for.

31 August 2009

Selina

from Denny Stirlingshire

31 August 2009

edith

from hackney

Its takes AA batteries, so obviously if you use rechargable ones you can charge them on thier own and use in camera.

31 August 2009

Jess

from Nottinghamshire

If this query is referring to the Panasonic Lumix tz6 digital camera, it is my understanding that the battery must be removed from the camera and re-charged in the supplied charger. The battery cannot be charged through the usb lead whilst it (the battery) is in the camera.

31 August 2009

Graham

from West Midlands

this comes with disposable batteries but could use rechargeables but you would need to charge them outside of the camera

31 August 2009

David

from West Yorkshire

U dont need 2 charge it. All u need are batteries preferably a rechargable 1.

31 August 2009

Abby

from london

You need 2 AA bateries it comes with some [you can by rechargable ones and a charger]

31 August 2009

George

from hainault essex

the camera dosent come with rechargeble batteries just normall aa batteries i bought the extra case batteries and charger ive had a look in the manual and cant see anywhere that says you can charge via usb on your cumputer so i dont thnk so

31 August 2009

jules

from tiverton

It comes with 2 AAA batteries, so it does not require a charger.

31 August 2009

JemTee

from Somerset

Hi there,

if you buy a camera that comes with AA batteries than you do not need to buy a charger or charge the batteries. You simply put the batteries in as and where indicated on the camera, and when those batteries finish you dispose of them and place new batteries in there. However, if you buy a camera that comes with Li-on batteries, then you need to charge the battery each time it finishes. You don't throw that battery away you simply charge it with the charger. Digital cameras that use Li-on batteries usually always come with battery chargers.

Hope this helped!

31 August 2009

Sony

from London

yes you need the charger it will not charge up with usb lead

31 August 2009

carol

from clwyd

With this particular camera you just get ordinary batteries in the box with it. However it states on the outside of the box that you can buy extra accessories including rechargeable batteries and a BU&-90SE Quick Charger which just looks like an ordinary battery charger to me. I don't think you charge the camera itself as it does not have a lithium battery.

31 August 2009

Susan

from Kent

Question

3 answers

Is it possible to buy replacement chargers or cables?

22 July 2009

Argos

Answer(s)

Hi,
Please check www.argosspares.co.uk and search for your product.
Thanks for your question

22 July 2009

Argos helper 23

from Argos

Yes!
You can buy them from any electrical shop that you can purchase cameras from.
But to avoid disapointment I'd get one from the shop you purchased your camera from.

22 July 2009

Ellie

from Kilkenny Ireland

Yes it is. You can try www.argosspares.co.uk

22 July 2009

Argos

Question

3 answers

What features shall I look for when buying in order to capture high speed shots clearly?

22 July 2009

Argos

Answer(s)

Hi,
Please see the previous two answers as Argos can confirm the information given in them is correct.
Thanks for your question

22 July 2009

Argos helper 23

from Argos

Antishake is definetley a big feature to have for that!
Also the shutter speed.
Most cameras that have these features clearly would be a small fortune but Good Luck on finding one and I hope my answer is helpful for the future.

22 July 2009

Ellie

from Kilkenny Ireland

The key things to look for are: high shutter speeds, continuous shooting ability and high ISO capability. High shutter speed will ensure that the action is frozen and minimise the chance of blur. Continuous shooting allows you to take a series of shots in short bursts, letting you choose the one that best captures the action. High ISO means, in simple terms, the sensor that records the image is very sensitive to light, allowing a high shutter speed to be used.

22 July 2009

Argos

Question

2 answers

Can I retrieve accidentally deleted files from my memory card?

22 July 2009

Argos

Answer(s)

Hi,
Some cameras or memory cards may have a recovery facility, but you will need to contact the respective manufacturers for details.
Thanks for your question

22 July 2009

Argos helper 23

from Argos

It is possible to recover deleted pictures. You should not use the memory card to record any further pictures until the recovery process has been completed. There are various pieces of software you can buy or download from the internet that will attempt to retrieve the deleted images. Be cautious, these programs are not guaranteed to bring results so don’t become reliant on them.

22 July 2009

Argos

Question

2 answers

Does high optical zoom or a high number of mega pixels give a clearer image?

22 July 2009

Argos

Answer(s)

Hi,
Please see the above answer as Argos can confirm the information given in it is correct.
Thanks for your question

22 July 2009

Argos helper 23

from Argos

High megapixels capture more detail, however when you start editing and re-sizing this clarity can be degraded. A high optical zoom would allow you to close in on the subject at the point of taking the picture, removing the need to crop and re-size the picture afterwards, therefore maintaining the full megapixel resolution. The ideal scenario is to have both!

22 July 2009

Argos

Question

2 answers

What is the difference between a digital camera and a digital SLR camera?

22 July 2009

Argos

Answer(s)

Hi,
Please see the previous answer as Argos can confirm the information given there is correct.
Thanks for your question

22 July 2009

Argos helper 23

from Argos

A compact style digital camera takes pictures using a fixed set of features. The lens is built into the camera and therefore this type is usually small enough to easily slip into a pocket or handbag. Great for point and shoot photography with the least amount of hassle. A digital SLR is far more flexible, offering you the option to change lenses, manually set up things like exposure and aperture settings and add more accessories such as flashguns and special effects filters. A digital SLR gives you loads of creative control and ideal for a budding enthusiast

22 July 2009

Argos

Question

2 answers

Are all digital cameras compatible with Mac software?

22 July 2009

Argos

Answer(s)

Hi,
Please check with the manufacturer of the product before purchasing.
Thanks for your question

22 July 2009

Argos helper 23

from Argos

Many digital cameras would be recognised by the iPhoto software that comes with the Mac OS (operating system). Cameras will normally come packaged with software to manage file transfer and allow some basic editing functions. It‘s always worth checking before you buy though to avoid disappointment.

22 July 2009

Argos

Question

2 answers

can you reccomend a digital camera with a view finder

help i need a digital camera with a view finder as i find it easier to use.

11 October 2009

cartol

from kent

Answer(s)

yes the sp-590uz will suit your requirements

11 October 2009

dave

from bedfordshire

A fuji normally has one

11 October 2009

michelle

from colchester

Question

2 answers

what camera is better samsung es17 or es20?

I don't know which one to get!! help me pleasee!!! :D

14 November 2009

Lydia..xx..:D

from Liverpool

Answer(s)

The Es20 is the best one I personally think!
It has loads of great features,long battery life and takes great quality photos.It's also easy to use.
But if it was for someone who never had a camera before and might find difficulty using one I'd get the Vivitar Vivicam 5024 which is great for first time buyers
I hope you find my answer helpful and hope you enjoy the camera you get!

14 November 2009

Ellie

from Kilkenny Ireland

Personally i'd go for the ES20. It's got heaps of features, 10.2mp is plenty for most people, and it has a 4x optical zoom whereas the es17 is only 3x optical zoom.

14 November 2009

Karenpkpj

from Lincs

Question

2 answers

what cameras are compact but also offer the ability to change shutter speeds and apertures?

I'm looking for a replacement for an old Cannon Power Shot that allows you to change shutter speeds, aperture and other settings to allow (for instance) low light shooting.

What cameras would you recommend?

04 November 2009

elizabeth

from edinburgh

Answer(s)

NIKON COOLPIX S220 .WHY BECAUSE MY PREVIOUS CAMERA WAS A 35MM CANON
POWER SHOT NOTHING WRONG WITH IT I HAD IT FOR YEARS,THE REASON TO CHANGE YOU CAMERA IS MODERN CAMERAS TAKE THE GUESS WORK OUT OF SETTING UP C THIS GIVES TIME TO CONCENTRATE ON YOU PHOTO SUBJECT.

04 November 2009

Graham

from birmingham

Samsung WB 500

04 November 2009

Morag

from Invernessshire

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