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Keep in mind, with a digital cam, taking pictures doesn't cost anything. I bought my first digital camera 6 years ago. It is still my primary digital camer, although it is getting a bit long-in-the-tooth. When my family went to disneyworld on vacation, I took the digicam and a few memory cards. I could take up to about 200 or so pictures per day. Changing memory cards took less time than reloading a film camera. When I got back to the hotel room, I plugged the camera into the hotel room TV and flipped though the pics, discarding any that were bad. Then I downloaded them to my laptop, wiped the memory card, put the batteries on charge, and I was ready to go the next day. I was MUCH freer in taking pictures, and taking multiple pictures of the same thing, hoping for one good shot. I ended up getting lots of really good pics. It is possible to make a pin-hole attachment for some digital cams, and the higher end ones can use the nicer lenses. I would never go back to film cameras again. Rob
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