I have a question about different digital camera models?
Q. I am looking to buy a Canon digital camera. I realize that there are many different models. I was wondering if the later models, or the ones with higher numbers (ex. SD1000 & SD850) are better than the others. Also, I am looking for very good image quality, reletivley small sized,at least 7 mega pixels, and the option to enlarge pictures without them losing their quality. Which Canon model do you think I would be best off buying?
Asked by Courtney C - Mon Aug 27 17:19:43 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is no definite rule for determining quality or features, especially from a company that makes so many models. The best thing to do is compare reviews of the models that have a feature set you are interested in. To see a fairly objective review of different camera models try some of the on line web sites. I like Steve's Digicams because there are reviews of many cameras, it is pretty open minded (fair) and has a very consistent testing method. Each review is divided into sections and has one called Steve's Conclusion that summarizes the good & bad features of the camera. The site is also very well organized so you can find cameras by mfg., no of MP or when it was reviewed and there are many links to additional information. Hope… [cont.]
Answered by Rob Nock - Mon Aug 27 17:50:33 2007

What is the best material for making models?
Q. I have a social exhibition coming around soon. I want to make a model of any of the buildings or monuments in Rajasthan or Switzerland. Any ideas on what i should do and which material is best for making the models other than thermocole?
Asked by Ash - Wed Apr 29 09:05:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Most people who make architectural models for a living use cardboard, foamcore, paper, bass wood, pressed plastic model supplies and the various glues used to stick their particular material together. In my experience making models the quickest and easiest models are made from paper products. However, this depends on what the structure you're trying to make looks like. I would stay away from thermocole, polystyrene products (outside of foamcore) tend to be messy and not very sturdy. If you need to make a sculpture-like structure use sculpey or crayola model magic. Model magic has a much shorter working time but is great for making less detailed sculptures as it is extremely light and air dry. Sculpey will give you a much longer… [cont.]
Answered by piggly5000 - Wed Apr 29 12:36:40 2009

What was the song the models were walking to on 90210 last week?
Q. On the new 90210 on CW there was a fashion show, and the models were walking to this song... It said something about "husband". I don't really know at all, hopefully you do! Thanks!
Asked by Kylee M - Sat Oct 4 11:24:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. So What-P!nk if u liked that then u may like rihannah and britany spears.
Answered by Gary P - Sun Oct 5 22:01:48 2008