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Frequently Asked Photo Questions for May I answer your questions about good exposure for portraits, long-term photo storage, transferring photos using a card reader or cable, flashes and babies, and more. More From Dave Johnson Memory Card Questions Answered Readers asked about reformatting a camera's flash memory, how long a memory card should last, and more. Share: Five Tips for Better Flash Photography Getting good pictures with your camera's flash can be a challenge--here's how. Share: 8 Tips for Photographing Panoramas Stitching software makes creating big, detailed panoramas from a series of photos easy. Here's how to shoot for the best results. 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EasyShare Z915 Point & Shoot Digital Camera - Black Price: $115.00 Avg User Rating 1 User Reviews Coolpix L110 Point & Shoot Digital Camera - 12.1 Megapixel - 3" Active Matrix TFT Color LCD - Black Price: $236.00 Avg User Rating User Reviews Browse more Best Prices on Digital Cameras, Flash Memory, Graphics & Publishing Software, Lenses, Bags & Cases Top News on PCWorld.com Nokia and Yahoo Team Up: Does Anyone Care? Nokia and Yahoo are teaming up to take on Android and Apple in the mobile phone realm. Is there anyone out there who's actually excited about this? Anyone? Hello? Share: Nexus One, Motorola Droid Line Up for Android 2.2 Update The OS rollout begins -- Here's how to get your update now. Share: Top Reviews on PCWorld.com Digital Cameras: Best Places to Buy Amazon.com and Best Buy score highly in our research as great places to buy digital cameras. 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