Digital Camera

Olympus is the best but i got a sony....

2.0 megapixel is ordinary cameras, dont get anything under then 2... a 4 is very clear...

omg the camera i brought is no longer sold!!!

http://www.sonystyle.com/intershopro...x120/DSCP8.jpg

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similar to that but its dsc-p9.... n 4.0 megapixel... weird...

For the average user, anything over 2.0 megapixels if fine. I'm perfectly happy with my Olympus D-490. And like Riddler said, make sure you get one with good optical zoom, not digital. At least 3X.

I have the Canon S45
great cam does everything and more, it will take me a year to fully grasp the possibilites.
however noisy when opening,

If i where to buy a new cam i would get a smaller one, and one which has normal batteries which is very useful when in iscolated regions.


http://www.zdnet.co.jp/review/0209/24/s45.jpg

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Originally posted by Zedaxax@26 April 2003 - 07:44
If i were to buy a new cam i would get one which has normal batteries

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Good point. That's something else you should look for when buying a new camera. Mine can use either standard AA (which wear out fast), or rechargable Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries.

Try dpreview. Fantastic sight for in-depth reviews of digital cameras with lots of forums for the different camera brands. I brought my Canon S40 after reading user feedback in the forum last year and have been really happy with it. Its nice and solid ( good for stuffing into pockets) with lots of options and, most importantly, takes great pics. The latest model is the S50 with a 5 million pixel ccd (and I've seen it for sale at £400!), though I'm now rather tempted by the up and coming model from Leica... :blink: bloody lovely!

I would go with anything from Nikon. Nikon makes excellent products. You just get like 3-4 megapixels that is all you really need.

I went for the Kodak Easyshare DX4330 B)

Its a piece o' cake to use and comes with a wealth of funky features.

Check it out here.