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I am trying to buy a digital camer but can't seem to find the right one. I have browsed a lot of reviews already and my head is dizzy. Does anyone have a suggestion? I am looking for a 3-5 mp one, and am willing to spend up to $350-400. A compact one is much preferable.

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It depends on things like

what important to you? size? features?

 

 

if you need the super compact size, i'd recommend sony cybershot DSC-T1

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It depends on things like

what important to you? size? features?

if you need the super compact size, i'd recommend sony cybershot DSC-T1

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Thanks proxx, it is good advice indeed. I bought the Canon Digital Elph S400, it is a very good camera, I am quites satisfied. But after I bought that about one year ago, DSC-T1 came out. If I knew it was coming out I would wait and pay a little extra to get that one.

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Sasun, I think you'll be MUCH disappointed in Sony's interface and usage features.

The Canon you purchased pretty much allows you to view ALL the camera's settings in one go - with the Sony, you have to dig through mune options to verify cfg settings of things like flash & exp compensation, white balance etc.

 

And let's not forget optics. For a compact camera you can beat the S400 - except with maybe the newer model. For a digital SLR, I think for the price the digital Rebel is simply brilliant. Plus it works with my EOS lenses. :thumbup:

 

(Disclaimer: I'm biased against Sony. They suck :mad:. Give me a choice of just-about-any-alternate-brand vs. Sony, and I'll choose the former.)

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Sasun, I think you'll be MUCH disappointed in Sony's interface and usage features.

The Canon you purchased pretty much allows you to view ALL the camera's settings in one go - with the Sony, you have to dig through mune options to verify cfg settings of things like flash & exp compensation, white balance etc.

 

And let's not forget optics. For a compact camera you can beat the S400 - except with maybe the newer model. For a digital SLR, I think for the price the digital Rebel is simply brilliant. Plus it works with my EOS lenses. :thumbup:

 

(Disclaimer: I'm biased against Sony. They suck :mad:. Give me a choice of just-about-any-alternate-brand vs. Sony, and I'll choose the former.)

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I have used a Sony camcorder, it was pretty good, except the software was horrilbly unfriendly and with an ugly interface.

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I am searching for SD memories right now, Lexars 32X, 512 Mb, is interesting... I just wonder if any Cameras that take SD take advantages of the 32X? Is there some sort of Camera chipset like the equivalent of ATA in computer... like if the motherboard take ATA 100, and you place a HD of ATA 150, it will transfer at 100?

 

I don't want to waste money on faster cards, if it won't change anything.

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This has been taken on SuperMacro, at 2cm.

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I have Domino.

 

I have one very good one and 2 cheap batteries.

 

Mine are proprietary batteries which drive me nuts. anyways, the good battery lasts about 80-100 shots including about 50% with flash and the cheap ones last about half, but the price for me was 45 for the good one and 9 dollars for 2 for the cheap kind.

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I bought one, not the supper cheap at 9$, but one of those.

 

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIt...3849053313&rd=1

 

It's much more expensive, but it has 5 years warranty and supposed to last 2 times more at each charge. Interesting when I want just to bring the battery and not have to bring 2 or 3 batteries with me.

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