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Digital Camera - Canon or Nikon?

Originally posted by: nakedfrog
What happened to the Fuji?
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I left it in my car overnight and it was like 30 degrees and now the LCD is fvcked up.
You cant see a thing. However, the camera still works, but w/o the LCD I cant change the settings.
 
Originally posted by: lilcam
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
What happened to the Fuji?
Click to expand...

I left it in my car overnight and it was like 30 degrees and now the LCD is fvcked up.
You cant see a thing. However, the camera still works, but w/o the LCD I cant change the settings.
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Hm... does it happen to be a 3200 or 3800? If so, I may be interested in buying it from you.
 
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Originally posted by: lilcam
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
What happened to the Fuji?
Click to expand...

I left it in my car overnight and it was like 30 degrees and now the LCD is fvcked up.
You cant see a thing. However, the camera still works, but w/o the LCD I cant change the settings.
Click to expand...

Hm... does it happen to be a 3200 or 3800? If so, I may be interested in buying it from you.
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Nah ... its the 2650
 
The difference between Nikon and Canon is negligible. You really need to read the reviews and see what other people say about it (dpreview), and also weigh what options/features you're willing to pay for. Quality will differ from camera to camera , even within the same manufacturer. Two cameras could use the same image processor, but the quality of the lenses differ, or the internal layout creates noise. One camera might have more resolution/zoom/controls/etc... over another, but it doesn't matter if the image is uber-noisy or otherwise crap.

I've always felt that Canon glass was better than Nikon glass....but you're really only going to be able to tell the difference if you're using their pro lenses, on a DSLR, shooting a resolution chart. So often it comes down to brand loyalty. I'm a Canon Fanboy....but they really are equally good camera manufacturers.
 
All digital zoom is the full resolution picture cropped at whatever you see on the LCD. You could do that on your own if you wanted.
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Yep. You have infinite digital zoom on your PC. Digital zoom has to be one of the biggest marketing scams of all time.
 
Originally posted by: vegetation
All digital zoom is the full resolution picture cropped at whatever you see on the LCD. You could do that on your own if you wanted.
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Yep. You have infinite digital zoom on your PC. Digital zoom has to be one of the biggest marketing scams of all time.
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But useful for the crowd of people who just take pictures then just print them directly from a printer (not that I'm one of them, but it is useful to that sort of person).
 
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