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Posted by chach on May-16-2007 21:24:

Smile Looking for a Nice Digi Camera

Anybody have any recommendations i know there are alot of good cameras out now a days, but i have no idea where to start looking.I would prefer the camera to have an SD camera memory.

thanks in advance


p.s whoever suggests the camera i buy will be rewarded with common tranceaddict currency (reeses pieces!)


Posted by miamitranceman on May-17-2007 02:26:

Pocket-size: Canon SD800IS is the way to go.

SLR: Canon Rebel XTi (Compact Flash though)


Best bangs for the buck in their categories.


Posted by LiquidNitrogen on May-17-2007 03:49:

you'd want to read some canon, panasonic, nikon, olympus reviews at dpreview.com

i'd suggest canon S3IS (S5IS is out but its not a leap change) or Panasonic DMC-L1 etc.

Olympus has 28mm camera with 18x optical zoom, it all depends on your budget, being a friend my job was to confuse.


Posted by jdat on May-17-2007 21:36:

you need to define budget and also size preferences ( large slr type, or fit in the pocket type deal )


Posted by chach on May-18-2007 16:26:

kinda small i dont really care as long as it fits in my pockets looking to spenf at least 300 dollars ill loook at your guys suggestions


Posted by EarnYourKeep on May-18-2007 20:46:

casio exilim for me

nice size LCD too so I can see what I'm shooting


Posted by miamitranceman on May-19-2007 22:40:

S3IS is nice, but it takes AA batteries which, to me, are a pain in the a$$. Lithium Ion all the way!


Posted by Sunsnail on May-19-2007 23:25:

quote:
Originally posted by miamitranceman
Pocket-size: Canon SD800IS is the way to go.

SLR: Canon Rebel XTi (Compact Flash though)


Best bangs for the buck in their categories.


Pretty much


Posted by yujie__ on May-20-2007 16:03:

Fuji f31fd or f30 if you are looking for great pictures without flashes


Posted by riskytrader on May-21-2007 13:52:

quote:
Originally posted by miamitranceman
Pocket-size: Canon SD800IS is the way to go.

SLR: Canon Rebel XTi (Compact Flash though)


Best bangs for the buck in their categories.


+1

I have both cameras obviously for different things and think they are both great. The reason I love the SD800IS is because it has a wider angle lens 28 vs 35 so when you take pics of yourself at a club let's say you get more of the objects in it. It definitely makes a huge difference. The image stabilization helps too..both of these features are hard to find on other cameras.


Posted by LiquidNitrogen on May-22-2007 02:45:

quote:
Originally posted by yujie__
Fuji f31fd or f30 if you are looking for great pictures without flashes


+1

You might want to read this http://www.dpreview.com/articles/compactcamerahighiso/
before buying your next camera.


Posted by Magnus on May-22-2007 16:56:

I recently got the Canon SD900 Ti (Ti stands for Titanium). The camera is amazing looking and takes amazing pictures. It can do movies in 640x480@30FPS and even 1024x768@15FPS. It uses the new SDHC SD memory which can be up to 6 times faster than the old SD memory if you get a class 6 SDHC card which is what I have. I will say though if I could go back, I would probably have bought the Candon SD800IS (IS stands for Image Stabalization), instead after reading up on reviews. Pick some models you are interested in and compare specs.


Posted by DJBIGBOSS on Jun-08-2007 10:58:

New Digicam

Hello,
my old Canon Ixus 700 broked-down, so I search for a new compact digicam now. My Canon Ixus made fantastic photos by sunlight, the only problem was photos at night (in the clubs) for example and the sound of the video mode (oversteering when hard basses were coming).
In the German "Stiftung Warentest" the Panasonic DMC-LX2 won against the Canon Digital Ixus 850 IS...
In addition to that are there any other alternatives for me (Sony, Samsung, Nikon)? Could you test the Panasonic DMC-LX2?


Posted by Dj H&M on Jun-26-2007 15:43:

If you have the money, I would buy none other than a Nikon.


Posted by _Nut_ on Jun-26-2007 20:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Dj H&M
If you have the money, I would buy none other than a Nikon.


Nice recommendation. Those clear and concise details will surely help them out.


Posted by Dj H&M on Jun-26-2007 20:14:

quote:
Originally posted by _Nut_
Nice recommendation. Those clear and concise details will surely help them out.


ok then a nikon d80 or d200 with a 77/333 nikor lense. you shouldn't ask about cameras if you don't know anything about what you want to begin with.


Posted by DJBIGBOSS on Jun-26-2007 20:26:

The Nikon D200 and the D80 are fantastic, but I search for 'compact digicams', which are small enough for my trouser pocket.
Mayby you can help me there?


Posted by miamitranceman on Jun-26-2007 20:47:

The D200 is ancient.


Posted by mattW on Jun-29-2007 23:17:

Canon SD Series http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/c...5&modelid=14901


Posted by DJBIGBOSS on Jul-24-2007 07:25:

I bought the Fujifilm F31fd: Two big tests in the next two weeks in the Netherlands and in New York.



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