Good INDOOR digital camera?

[Yzzim]

Looking for a good indoor camera for my boss. We refinish cement floors, clean houses after smoke damage, clean carpets, etc and would like to show off our work. Nearly every single picture we take would be indoors.

Resolution is a bit of concern too. We'd like to blow the pictures up and put them up at trade shows....nothing too big though, maybe 8 by 10? MAYBE 12x16, but that would be doubtful.

Thanks

 

[imported_Mike]

how much $$?

 

[ElFenix]

if you have a tripod any camera is a good indoor camera

assuming it has a shutter priority mode

 

[syberscott]

Get one with an auto-focus illuminator, get a low aperture rating and use a tripod.

 

[Wintermute76]

For 8x10, you'll want at least a 3MP. And automatic white balance should help keep the color right. I"ve been happy with my Sony F707.

 

[Yzzim]

Originally posted by: CheapArse
how much $$?

cheap as possible, of course

Gotta be great indoors and have enough MP to pump out an 8x10 picture at least.....and it has to be very clear...no pixelization (sp?)

I heard some cameras have a weak flash and don't look _that_ good indoors. Maybe I'm wrong?

 

[Yzzim]

Originally posted by: syberscott
Get one with an auto-focus illuminator, get a low aperture rating and use a tripod.

that is total greek to me

I don't know much about cameras

 

[deftron]

You need at least 4 MP for a good 8x10

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: CheapArse
how much $$?

cheap as possible, of course

Gotta be great indoors and have enough MP to pump out an 8x10 picture at least.....and it has to be very clear...no pixelization (sp?)

I heard some cameras have a weak flash and don't look _that_ good indoors. Maybe I'm wrong?

flash will probably wash out whatever you're trying to capture in the image

 

[KK]

Originally posted by: ElFenix

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: CheapArse
how much $$?

cheap as possible, of course

Gotta be great indoors and have enough MP to pump out an 8x10 picture at least.....and it has to be very clear...no pixelization (sp?)

I heard some cameras have a weak flash and don't look _that_ good indoors. Maybe I'm wrong?

flash will probably wash out whatever you're trying to capture in the image

I would say a Canon G3 on a tripod with a canon 420EX flash. just don't point the flash at the object you are shoot, bounce it off the ceiling that way you don't wash the object out.

KK