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I am looking for a good and reliable camera.? |
i have a nikon d40 and i love its amazing however i need something smaller for school. i am on the yearbook staff and need a good camera to use and i dont want to take my beloved nikon just in case its stolen. i want something under 150 but somthing very good. i know nikon has some cameras that are smaller like the coolpix i just dont know what they run. can someone please tell me a good camera that will be reliable and work for a long time. thx in advance. If you are on the yearbook staff, you shouldn't be using a Point & shoot for the pictures you take for it. No p&s will do the job that your Nikon does. However, check out the Canon Powershot A series. I have one and it does take very good pictures. They come in a variety of models and prices. I have a nikon coolpix camera. I have had it for about a month now and I love it! It is very reliable and i bought it at best buy for around $175 dollars but im not sure the exact amount. I got a samsung 7.2 MP from sears for $120. |
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A PDF version of the manual for the Nikon Coolpix 5000 is available on Nikon's website: ... Your example is correct. No italics on a brand name. ...Olympus is just as good as Nikon. And Olympus has been making cameras since 1936, more than 70 years! Olympus cameras tend to be considered a better value since you can get more features and more a... They are very similar in terms of image quality. But if you're interested in low light, you might want the D80 simply because you can use lenses like the 50mm f1.8 or the 85mm f1.8 These l... I would love to have an ultrazoom like the Olympus. I have an SLR with a 300mm lense and it's awesome. The 570 is equivelent to 520mm! ...You most likely got sand in your lens. Sand and water are the two things that are guaranteed to ruin your camera. You should get a quote from a camera repair centre on a possible fix. If the fix p... That camera is capable of a resolution of 3072 x 2304, why would you set yours to the very very small 640 x 480? At that small resolution you are no doubt viewing it at 100% and as soon as you z... Use aperture priority mode (AV) and select the smallest f-number. Then shoot at the longest possible focal length. That will give you the most out-of-focus background possible, but I don't kno... |
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