I have an old Sony S60 which still works good but it's just so bulky. I'm looking at: Sony DSC T20(8.1MP), DSC W55(7.1MP), DSC W80(7.1MP), Casio EX Z75(7.2MP), and EX Z1050(10.1MP). Which one should I get??? I'm trying to compare and contrast all of them but I still can't decide. I'm not sure that I really need a camera with 10MP because I don't really blow up pictures. I just want something I can have for a long time without problems. I don't need the "top-of-the-line" camera. It really depends on economics. The easiest answer would be to go for the EX Z1050 because of the 10.1 megapixels, but, quite frankly, unless you're doing some really large graphics, that's over-kill. I'd suggest you'd do well with a Sony-- they've gotten good reviews and the DSC T20 on Amazon looks the most affordable. The W80, though, has got some handy features, is well supported by Sony, and gets remarkable reviews on the shopping sites I regular. It's a bit steep, but I think it'll last you a long time. Well for the most part these cameras all have similar features.
Personally what I look for in a digital camera is:
a good optical zoom.
something that fits in a shirt pocket or back pocket
a camera with a display larger than 2.5 inches.
all those megapixels are great but probably won't be needed unless you want to print out pictures larger than 8x10 at 300 dpi.
and also take a look at this camera. i've had my eye on it lately because of the all weather features.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/...
if would recommend this one cuz of the all weather features. |
