
It used to be that faux leather or animal skin was second best and you avoided it, but in these more responsible times, faux things are preferable. Hence why I'm loving these faux crocodile and snake
Digital Camera Cases from Pottery Barn.
No cuddly reptiles had to die so your camera won't get damaged.

A common problem with consumer cameras that use alkaline batteries is that they drain really quickly. Geek reader
valova82 is tired of spending her hard-earned dollars on batteries,
and wants some help picking a brand that will stand the test of time:
I have a Polaroid i533 digital camera. It eats my battery power (uses two AA batteries), and I'm so tired of constantly purchasing batteries.

I've already touched on a few waterproof cameras in my
waterproof gadgets slideshow, but here's a newbie that should have made the list! The bright and bold
Olympus Stylus Waterproof Digital Cam, (they advertise it as being orange, but it's totally yellow), offers 7.1-megapixels, a beautiful 2.5-inch LCD screen for viewing your pics and waterproof capabilities down to 10 feet. And the price tag?