Digital camera
Feb 12th, 2004, 11:36 AM
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If you search here (and maybe also the europe forum) for "digital camera" you will find other, very lengthy, threads covering this exact topic, including links to 2-3 excellent web sites that compare cameras.
You can get the info you desire much faster, and more completely, using the search than by waiting for people to answer here!
You can get the info you desire much faster, and more completely, using the search than by waiting for people to answer here!
Feb 12th, 2004, 11:37 AM
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Look Here for numerous reviews:
http://www.megapixel.net/html/issueindex.php?lang=en
I bought a pint-sized 5 megapixel Konica KD-500Z. It's small, lightweight and takes great photos - but it seems to be very suseptable to being damaged (put out of commission actually) by even the slightest bit rain. Consider how weatherproof the camera is.
Ken
http://www.megapixel.net/html/issueindex.php?lang=en
I bought a pint-sized 5 megapixel Konica KD-500Z. It's small, lightweight and takes great photos - but it seems to be very suseptable to being damaged (put out of commission actually) by even the slightest bit rain. Consider how weatherproof the camera is.
Ken
Feb 13th, 2004, 08:41 AM
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Check out the CNET website for reviews
http://reviews.cnet.com/Digital_came...g=cnetfd.glnav
They have good top 10 lists for different categories of digital cameras. My favorite point-and-shoot camera is the 5MP Canon Powershot S50. Good size and takes awesome photos. It's sturdy and is easy to handle. Personally, I don't recommend those tiny digital cameras. I have a real hard time keeping them steady when taking photos. This will be a problem in low-lit places where they don't allow flash photography, like in churches or museums.
http://reviews.cnet.com/Digital_came...g=cnetfd.glnav
They have good top 10 lists for different categories of digital cameras. My favorite point-and-shoot camera is the 5MP Canon Powershot S50. Good size and takes awesome photos. It's sturdy and is easy to handle. Personally, I don't recommend those tiny digital cameras. I have a real hard time keeping them steady when taking photos. This will be a problem in low-lit places where they don't allow flash photography, like in churches or museums.
Feb 13th, 2004, 10:09 AM
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ah...so many digital cams, so many different prices....
you should check out www.consumerreports.org to see what best fits your needs.
we recently purchased the nikon cool pix 4300. it's rated the best of the 4 megapixel cams.
we LOVE it. i especially like it for its size (it's so small!!). takes great pix too. we paid a little less than $300 for it.
good luck.
you should check out www.consumerreports.org to see what best fits your needs.
we recently purchased the nikon cool pix 4300. it's rated the best of the 4 megapixel cams.
we LOVE it. i especially like it for its size (it's so small!!). takes great pix too. we paid a little less than $300 for it.
good luck.
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