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Can anyone reccomend me which camera to buy ? So far I have nearly made up my mind with Sony�s DSC-P150 with 7 megapixels ... but .... the choosen one has to pass the ultimate field test: AR Forums ... can someone suggest me something better for that money (aprox USD 400)? First hand opinions on the mentioned are also welcome !

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I ave a Nikon Cool Pix 8700 and so far I am happy with this it is 8mp and has an 8x zoom.

I am unsure of it's cost in US$
 
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I would choose depending on the budget a Canon S70, 7 megapixel or the Canon S60, 5 megapixel. Cameras have a 28-100mm zoom lens. Most camera start at 35/38mm which I dont find wide enough.

The Pentax Optio range are also very good, very little shutter lag for a point & shoot camera.

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I just switched to Digital this year and for a starter got the Sony DSC-W1 5mg. So far -with the exception of telephoto stuff- it has been great. It's relitively cheap, uses AA batteries and has minimal shutter lag. I've taken photos for my magazine articles and for full page stuff it works great.


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Can you tell me what you wish to do with the camera and the photos? If you do not have a desire to go beyond a 8 x 10 print any high quality 3-4 megapixel will do wonderful. I would find a camera with very easy to use controls. If you have to research the owners manual every time you want to use it you will simply leave it in its case.


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Posts: 6654 | Location: Wasilla, Alaska | Registered: 22 February 2005Reply With Quote
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Anything you want to know about digital cameras
go to C-NET.COM they compare cameras. they have free on line courses how to pick a camera and more. how to up load pictures , best place to buy a camera.
 
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