Have you ever bought a cheap digital camera. I mean a $20 one?
I myself for one will not buy cheap digital cameras. As such, I won’t recommend friends and family members to buy down right cheap ones.
But what if you really want one and do not have a lot of money? Will you pick up a cheap one? Let me share with you a mistake that my friend made, and she soon learned the folly of her thinking.
She wanted a digital camera, but at that time she was rather tight on budget and didn’t have a lot of cash in hand. Guess what she did? She went to look for cheap digital cameras and came home with one that cost twenty dollars!
She said she didn’t expect the camera to do wonders. So long as it could work for what she needed, she was fine.
How wrong! You know, the camera was made out of cheap plastic and to be honest, it’s for kids. But she bought it thinking if she took care of it and nothing would break.
Well, nothing broke. But, She took some pictures with it to try it out. It only held about twenty, and there was no memory that could be added to it. She was okay with that, and thought she could use the cheap digital camera until she could save up for a better one like my Silver Kodak EasyShare C913 9.2MP Digital Camera.
Guess what happened to the pictures she had taken when she turned the camera the next day? Yup, the pictures were gone. 
She didn’t believe that it’s the camera’s problem so she went about taking more pictures, turned it off and turned it back on. Again, the pictures were gone.
Luckily she could get a refund. She saved up until she had enough cash to buy the same model of my Kodak digital camera.
