
Today my camera died. :( Actually, I am not sure if it is the camera or the battery. Either way, I believe that it has taken its last photo. We were at a really fun, semi-muddy race when it refused to keep its shutter open. Poor little thing tried, but it just wouldn't stay open. I can't really complain. We've had it for at least 4.75 years and have taken thousands upon thousands of photos with it. I know that I've taken over a thousand at just bike races this season so far. I will try another of my backup batteries before I declare it totally deceased.
So now I am learning a new language, the language of digital camera-speak." You know ISO?" "How about optical zoom versus digital zoom..." and so on. There are so many sources of information for suggestions that it will take a while to digest it all and figure it out. Any suggestions? I am presently leaning towards a Canon. I hear their cameras are great for fast moving action shots - like kids on racing bikes.
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