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I wish i could afford one of the Sony's we use here at work. We have the Sony Mavica's which use a 3.5" floppy that inserts into the camera to store the pictures, so you just keep inserting the diskettes until you have all the pictures you want, plus you have them stored for you. How many pictures you get per disk depends on the resolution settings, you can get about 25 pictures or so which isn't bad, and even at the lowest resolution the pictures are fantastic. I've been trying to check one out here for months so I can take it home and get some pictures of my Jeeps to post, but someone always has it checked out /wwwthreads_images/icons/mad.gif. unfortunately the camera runs $700 and up I think. Oh well.

82 Scrambler/360/T5/D300/4" SUA/AMC20/Rear Discs/Somers Bros Axles/D30/3:73's/Lockrite Lockers.
2001 Bare Stock Trendy Jeep Sport (everyday driver)
Smithville, Texas
Member TX4X4 Cyber Club

 

[kerryp]

Check out Ebay, I just did and they had some pretty good prices on the Mavicas, just do a search for the type of camera you want (e.g. Sony Mavica) and see if you can find one for a discounted price.

82 Scrambler/360/T5/D300/4" SUA/AMC20/Rear Discs/Somers Bros Axles/D30/3:73's/Lockrite Lockers.
2001 Bare Stock Trendy Jeep Sport (everyday driver)
Smithville, Texas
Member TX4X4 Cyber Club