Since film cameras have lost their place to the digital variety it’s only natural that disposable devices for the new age of photography achieve the same quality that some later film models offered.  Sure, the price may be right but digital doesn’t automatically mean you get perfection, as most of us know by now. 

To go the safest route, consider buying a disposable camera up to about 4 megapixels (more than that is certainly ok, but not necessary for most people).  Buyers might however want to try and remember their permanent cameras for that next big wedding or vacation as most disposable models offer a very limited amount photos to take.

(LOL! I put a link to an explanation of a film camera since it’s so ancient…)

Many “old school” camera owners have finally made the transition to digital photography, as much as they swore they’d never make the switch.  But now that the change has been made, a lot of people have trouble with managing and sharing their photos with friends and family.

What to do?! The answer comes in the form of www.flickr.com. This photo storage website allows you to save memory on your own computer and pass your pics along through links and photo galleries. 

As an added bonus, you can even upload to flickr via email and access pictures on your mobile phone.  For photographers going crazy at the number of pictures they can shoot on digital, the option of upgrading your flickr account can be had for a low fee.