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I have recently become addicted to digital photography, but I'm a simpleton - I can't use complicated settings! My new camera is a Canon Powershot 1200. It's an easy to use point and shoot digital camera. Weighing only 4.2 ounces, and measuring 3.5 x 2.2 inches, it is small enough to strap to your belt or fit in your pocket, so that you can have it with you at all times, ready to take a great picture at a moment's notice. I always take mine with me out hiking, strapped to my belt, so I can leave the case on my belt and have my camera ready to shoot in seconds.

The Canon Powershot 1200 (also known as the Canon Ixus) comes in a choice of colors- silver, pink, blue, orange, gray- and you can chose from a wide range of cases to match your camera.Cases range from underwater protection cases to neoprene to leather, and are available in a wide range of colors, so the camera can go with you whatever you are doing.

The Canon Powershot digital camera has an "Intelligent Auto" button that lets the camera select the correct setting for the environment at the time. It reads the light, adjusts the focus, and produces excellent clear photos at the click of a button. However, if you are the sort of person who actually enjoys choosing all the settings yourself, the Canon Powershot has plenty of options to allow you to personalise your photos. There are options for you to you to play with light, color, exposures, the flash and all the other things clever photographers love.

This camera also allows you to make bite sized videos- perfect for YouTube.

For me, the best feature of this Canon Powershot Elph digital camera is the preset buttons. You have the option to select over 10 presets. My favorites are "sunset"- self explanatory, "kids and pets", which allows you to take pictures of fast moving objects without them becoming blurred, and "digital macro" which lets you take wonderful close ups. I use this for photographing flowers. Other settings include "snow", "beach" and "foliage"- easy to understand and use.

This Canon PowerShot used to come with a very small memory card. This has now been discontinued so you will need to buy a memory card at the same time as your digital camera. I use a 4 GB card which has easily enough capacity for me.

There are lots of other gadgets and gizmos you can buy- tripods, clamps, extra lenses for example, but nothing else that you actually need to take your first photos. So, if you are ready to buy a new, easy to use compact digital camera, check this one out. It comes at a very good price, I hope you love it as much as I do!

Sue has been writing articles online for nearly a year, and loves to share here enthusiasm with readers. Her latest passion is for photography http://www.squidoo.com/canonpowershot-sd-1200 Sue takes her digital camera with her everywhere http://www.squidoo.com/canonpowershot-sd-1200

Does the Ab Belt Really Work?

Many slimming and muscle conditioning equipment, techniques, strategies or products that advertise themselves as "major breakthroughs' are actually nothing more than marketing ploys. Among the many products that have received flak lately for making false claims and contradicting major tenets of advertising is the ab belt.

Among the most common pitches for the ab belt is that it can lead to a flatter, more toned tummy within a few weeks, is a no-sweat way to lose weight, and is 30% more reliable than normal exercise to help people shape up. Although simple enough to strap and fasten using an adjustable belt, and certainly promising as a quick fix to lose weight and tone up the midsection, most ab belts have been given the thumbs-down by consumers. They are useless, ineffective gadgets, some will say. They are painless, hence they gain little or nothing for those bent on losing weight. The most recent furor over ab belts is that certain brands in the marketplace lack the stamp of approval by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

In retrospect, ab belt devices first gained prominence back in the 1970s when word spread around that they were the Soviet Olympians' secret weapons. Today, these simple-looking abound in the marketplace, especially in online stores and cable television.

The ad belt is marketed as a surefire way to melt away fat by employing EMS (Electronic Muscle Stimulator) technology. It uses electrical currents that causes the stomach muscles to rapidly contract. The end goal: to build muscle, and burn fat. Sometime in 2002, three highly promoted electronic abdominal exercise belts were charged by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) with false advertising. The FTC felt that the device marketers have done consumers a huge disservice not only by falsely advertising that they can get wearers six pack abs without the benefit of exercise, but also by failing to disclose warnings about health hazards posed to certain people (particularly those with special medical conditions or wearing implanted pacemakers or other electronic devices or those with cancerous lesions. Also questioned by the FTC is the defendants' intent to dupe consumers for not living up to its "money-back guarantee" offers.

As for other ab belts that have been hawked through infomercials on cable television, certain manufacturing defects or need for improvements have been raised by some consumers. In reality, marketers that overextend fitness and wellness claims are nothing new. Profit-oriented business ventures, manufacturers, and retail stores make claims that they sometimes fail to live up to, or which they never were capable of delivering.

Using well-toned, bare-chested muscled men and attractively sexy women as models sporting the ab belts, what the infomercials depicted before TV audiences was that the electronic ab belt can lead to weight loss or fat reduction, and enhanced abdominal muscles. The FTC sought to uphold consumer protection, in an effort to discourage other firms from preying on hapless consumers. It turned out that the FTC had a strong case going for it, as most of the culprits charged with false claims have been held liable and made to pay millions of pesos in redress. The incident also highlights that people need to go for a proven product -- preferably marketed by certified fitness experts or doctors -- to effectively work their way to a dream figure, characterized by a well-toned, strong and gorgeous-looking body, six pack abs included.

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