I think these pictures are more appealing also. (I can feel the softness of the petals) I notice it's a Canon SX50 HS and if I recall your old one was Canon SX100 IS ?? Are they part of the same series? I am unhappy with the image stabilization Sony pocket one I have. It seems the photos have no "heart". Which I do see in your photos above. I wonder (with mine) if the image stabilization is to blame for a less than appealing image. Wish my old Olympus hadn't died :-(

I'm gonna guess you've already got a camera?

One work-around I've found for that, Marlorena, is to back up and take the shot from a further distance. The camera will likely get all items in focus, doing that. Then you can take advantage of the great resolution the camera has by cropping and enlarging that portion of the photo, so it is like a close-up. Another trick is to experiment with the plane of the shot. By slightly depressing the shutter button, the camera will show you which areas are in focus in the field of view by surrounding those with green rectangles. If you tilt the camera slightly or shift it to a slightly different view, you will often find you can bring more of a view into focus by doing that kind of adjustment.

Patty said what I was going to. I have a memory card reader. It will read maybe 20 different kinds of memory cards from various cameras. Take your Kodak to WallMart or BestBuy and ask a salesperson to check your memory card for compatibility with the memory card readers they have. My camera has a cord that will plug into the camera and then into the computer's USB port. Is that how you used to do it? Me too. Now it's earsier for me to use the memory card reader instead as I have a couple of different cameras. The other possibility is Win10 not have the "drivers" (files) needed for your camera model. In my town I've found more computer savy people at Best Buy than at Staples or WalMart. If your new computer is a laptop you can take it with you to make certain all works. I have done that at BestBuy regarding a power cable. I asked if they matched the best online price (as I'd heard another customer do) and he did a search then and there on the computer by the cash register and took another $10 off the sale price (to match WallMart's price).