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yoyomom · Nov 15, 2003, 1:16 PM

I am planning to buy a didgital camera for myself. We have an old outdated camera. It's photo quality is limited.

I have not kept up to date on the newer features of digital cameras and hope that someone can help me determine what kind of camera will be fit my use. I primarily would like to use the camera to take photos of people...especially my new baby.

I would like a camera with a high level of resoultion. One that I can use indoors and out.

I would also like to be able to manipulate the photos with software and would appreciate a reco on a good software package.

I am an engineer by training.

Any perspective you have would be appreciated.

sjms · Nov 15, 2003, 4:55 PM

ok. we need a little more spec then this.
1- form factor
2- price structure
3- lens limits wide/long
4- MP preference
5- memory type preference
6- expandability
7- uses
8- personal preferences (what do you like to shoot the most)

this helps to dial it in a little better.

cameras range from about $200-$25000 these days lots to work with.

Nov 15, 2003, 1:16 PM	#1
yoyomom Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 1	Looking for a reco on a camera and software I am planning to buy a didgital camera for myself. We have an old outdated camera. It's photo quality is limited. I have not kept up to date on the newer features of digital cameras and hope that someone can help me determine what kind of camera will be fit my use. I primarily would like to use the camera to take photos of people...especially my new baby. I would like a camera with a high level of resoultion. One that I can use indoors and out. I would also like to be able to manipulate the photos with software and would appreciate a reco on a good software package. I am an engineer by training. Any perspective you have would be appreciated.

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Nov 15, 2003, 4:55 PM	#2
sjms Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 2,735	ok. we need a little more spec then this. 1- form factor 2- price structure 3- lens limits wide/long 4- MP preference 5- memory type preference 6- expandability 7- uses 8- personal preferences (what do you like to shoot the most) this helps to dial it in a little better. cameras range from about $200-$25000 these days lots to work with.