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Digital Camera's 2 left??????

I've had a Cybershot and an Exilim... the Cybershot takes good pictures everywhere, the Exilim requires minor setting changes to get good pictures in different settings. But the Exilim auto-focuses on things better and it's way smaller, so I take it with me more often. I do prefer the cameras that don't require cradles though...
 
Originally posted by: hjo3
I've had a Cybershot and an Exilim... the Cybershot takes good pictures everywhere, the Exilim requires minor setting changes to get good pictures in different settings. But the Exilim auto-focuses on things better and it's way smaller, so I take it with me more often. I do prefer the cameras that don't require cradles though...
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so u suggest the exilim overall..
 
I owned a Canon S400 for 2.5 years without incident, decided to get a new one (ok I got envious of my buddy's new SD450, so I upstaged him with the SD550 😉) - but right when i was getting ready to sell/give away my S400, i get the dreaded Memory Card Error, ugh!!! now i have to do open heart surgery on it in order to get it working. I guess my S400 was upset that I had gotten a new toy 😉

So, yeah, Canon = good..or not?
 
I love my canon SD200. And my parents love their Canon A75. The A75 even survived a few seconds submerged in a lake. I wouldn't buy anything but Canon cameras. The SD 450 looks awsome.
 
Originally posted by: doma
Originally posted by: hjo3
I've had a Cybershot and an Exilim... the Cybershot takes good pictures everywhere, the Exilim requires minor setting changes to get good pictures in different settings. But the Exilim auto-focuses on things better and it's way smaller, so I take it with me more often. I do prefer the cameras that don't require cradles though...
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so u suggest the exilim overall..
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Yeah, but I haven't used the other models you listed.
 
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Canon > *

I vote SD450.
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Can't go wrong with a Canon.
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I love my canon SD200. And my parents love their Canon A75. The A75 even survived a few seconds submerged in a lake. I wouldn't buy anything but Canon cameras. The SD 450 looks awsome.
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Pretty much sums up the canon fanboys on these forums.
If you're trying to look for an accurate and objective consensus on these forums for cameras, I don't think you'll get it 😉

Anyways, I doubt most people voting even know about more than 1-2 cameras on that list at most, so they'll generally choose what they know. So I think it's best that you do research yourself and find what suits you best rather than look for a consensus here.

Anyways, I chose the Casio Exlim.
 
Originally posted by: JACKHAMMER
I know people love their Canons, but for P&S I prefer Olympus.
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Hard choice for me too, but I have to go with the Oly for a P&S because it is compact ++ dust/sand proof & water proof.
 
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