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I'm looking for a camera... Well, I think the Canon SD870, Canon SD790, or Canon SD750 K would fit everything you want. Their ISO are 1600 so it will do well in low light. They're all over 7.1 MP and have good reviews about image quality. They all have a movie mode with sound and amazingly, they all have a 3" LCD screen, however, keep in mind that since their LCD screen is 3" that they will not have an optical viewfinder. And they're all compact. But the only problem that I can see is the price. I don't know how much you're willing to spend on a camera. All 3 are over $200. The 870 is $300, the 790 is $400, and the 750 is $200. If you could add additional information on how much you would like the camera to be then I will try to look for another camera that you would like. Unless your grandmother has some advanced computer skills, any digital camera will be frustrating to her. Well im not sure if this is what you are actually looking for , but this camera works really good . It has a lot of features , the LCD screen is wide also . It is also 7.1 mega pixels . You should probably go check it out at the store if you like it or not , or whether it suits your grandma or not . my suggestion |
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