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What digital camera do you recommend based on my needs? |
I'm working with $350-399 Can. dollars max., though if less then that's a definite plus. I am a fan of anything Fuji - I have always regretted getting anything else. The sony cyber shot is a good camera dscw55 check them out here http://www.monstermall.org/BestDealsCame... cool colors try http://www.sourcingmap.com/symphony-inch... You have all the necessary criteria now you have to match them to a camera. Just add that the camera uses a SD memory card and you will be set My daughter just bought a new Kodak EasyShare with 7.1 pixels. I think she paid around $130 for it. I was surprised to see that it takes really nice pictures. The only thing I'm not sure it has that you're requesting is the face detection. Seems like I've been recommending this camera lately: The Canon A570 IS, which has the image stabilization. You'll have to get rechargeable AAs, but other than that, it has the other features: 4x zoom, 7 mp, 2.5" screen, etc. No face detection though. Fuji Finepix S700 / S5700 pretty much fits that description I believe (I recently bought it's bigger brother, the S6000fd/S6500fd).......uses AA batteries.... either disposables or NiMH rechargables (which are available in every increasingly higher capacities which last longer and more versatile than proprietary batteries). Please look at the new Canon Powershot SD850-IS. This is a very versatile camera. It has a nice workable zoom range that will take you from broad scenics to decent telephoto views. Look at some sample images from the reviews on the SD700-IS to get the idea what this lens will cover. It has image stabilization, which really works. It is small enough to fit into a shirt pocket. It has a rechargeable battery that is good for 200-250 shots, depending on how much zooming and viewing you do or on how many shots use the flash. A spare battery is 1戮"x1录"x录" and the charger is barely twice that size, so carrying the spare is easy and packing the charger is easy. It has an optical viewfinder which can be useful when the sun is too bright to see the image on your LCD monitor. I could go on, but you can read some reviews and see what the pro's say. You can see in http://camerabestbuy.zlio.com get the answer here : http://www.shopelectronic.info Canon a640 powershot 10mp optical zoom 4x (can go to 16x) 4 aa rechargable batteries give that oen a look as well. |
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