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<HTML>I have a Sony DSC-S75, 3.34 megapixel, 3x optical and 6x digital zoom with Carl Zeiss lens. It's a good camera, but I don't feel that it should replace your SLRs. I also find that I make just about the same kind of mistakes with a digital camera as I do with a regular auto-focus 35mm camera.
This particular Sony camera is not for professionals, but a good amateur toy. Selling at about $1200 from Future Shop, Sony ridiculed itself by offering only 8M of memory stick, so you definitely need to get another one, 64M is ok, but 128M would be more approriate and they are not particularly cheap. The software came with the camera is very good, easy to use and not "memory hungry" like some of the more popular photo editing software on the market.
Yes you do need a color printer. Just purchased an Epson Stylus 820 which has 6-color cartridge but a permanent nozzel (check out
www.tomshardware.com for detailed printer review). The printout of 4x6 photos is very disappointing, not only the dots are visible, there are also visible horizontal bands and even small holes). Larger printout like 8x10 appears to be better. You can get 100 pages of 8.5x11.5 photo paper from Costco for $30.
A colleague of mine recently purchased a Nikon Coolpix 5000. Rumor has that it can be hooked up to something called an IBM microdrive which offers 1GB storage, and the Nikon uses the CompactFlash media, which is far less expensive than the proprietary Sony Memory Stick. I've also heard that the Nikon D1 can use regular lens, that would make it the No. 1 choice for photographic fans.</HTML>