Camera

[imported_Mike]

Originally posted by: doma
how about the sony cybershot 5.1 mp for $250 with a employee discount?

This means nothing with out a model number. You must blow goat nuts at telling stories.

 

[yhelothar]

Fuji F10 hands down. Go talk to anyone who knows about that camera and they'll agree that it's the best out now for $300 or so.
http://steves-digicams.com/2005_reviews/fuji_f10.html
It's one of the few P&S that allows ISO speeds up to 1600. Super low noise at higher ISOs.
It also has 6.3MP, close to what you're looking for.

 

[sygyzy]

Originally posted by: CheapArse

Originally posted by: doma
how about the sony cybershot 5.1 mp for $250 with a employee discount?

This means nothing with out a model number. You must blow goat nuts at telling stories.

It's true. He does.

 

[Ornery]

Originally posted by: virtualgames0

Fuji F10 hands down...

Care to post a link to it on that site?

Obviously he's got some kind of store credit there, and it's only for $300.00.

 

[imported_Mike]

Originally posted by: Ornery

Originally posted by: virtualgames0

Fuji F10 hands down...

Care to post a link to it on that site?

Obviously he's got some kind of store credit there, and it's only for $300.00.

Store credit or an employee at TD willing to share

 

[hemiram]

Originally posted by: doma
Camera's this is the store i will be buying my camera from...

I just say no to the tiger, and look elsewhere..too many games played with orders..

Other places are the same or cheaper anyway.

 

[loic2003]

Casio EXILIM EX-Z750

Why 7MP? Because you can get a photo and chop off 30% around the edge if someone is no good at lining up a shot.

Also, you can zoom in like hell and make out individual hairs on someones face when you take a decent photo from maybe 5 feet away. Everyone needs 7MP.

 

[CFster]

When I buy another camera it will be based on other things than megapixels.

I have a Canon A80, and am pretty disappointed with it's low light capability, and how long it takes to focus and take the picture. Sometimes it doesn't focus at all.

I never use it on the highest resolution, because that's just a waste of memory. It's just way overkill. Prints come out great from the medium resolution setting.

 

[tami]

OP sounds like he'd do fine with a regular P&S, so let's assume that he'd be okay with a canon SD series camera (400, 450?, 500).

there. do some research, doma, and i think you'll be happy. it's as compact as cameras go nowadays without sacrificing quality (read: casio exilim).