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What is a good starter camera?? |
I love taking pictures and currently bought a Digital Casio Exilim 7.2 MP camera. However I am thinking about getting something a little nicer...although still cheap enough for the whole package. I would like to stay under $300 and perferably closer to $200 since I will only be doing this as a hobby. I would like it to be digital and I was thinking automatic. Any suggestions are greatly appriciated! There are many good beginner cameras, especially if its just for point-and-shoot purposes. Most are between $150-$280. My first camera was a Sony Cybershot - they are pretty good and provide great picture quality (depending on the model, but most do). There are some that have automatic settings and a few other advanced options. I have the kodak z650 and it is perfect for ppl who want a starting out camera.its cheap ,it takes great pics,and it doesnt cost that much.It has 10x zoom 6.1 megapixels you can take sports shots,portraits ,timed shots(for those family pics),its also got this scroll feature where it gives u more features.All these features are located on one easy little dial.I love this camera!it is a sturdy camera too.you can always look it up if you want. maybe this one? The Nikon P4 is a good starter camera, and it has many advanced features that you can "Grow into" as your skills progress. |
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