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Helo!
I'm going on a trip to New Zealand and in that connection I have decided to buy a good compact camera for about 500$, well I live in the Europe so they are more expensive here, but what I have seen on this site then it's about 300-400$. But the camera should also be one I can use in the future. I have studied some compact cameras, but I really don't know which one is best and need a little proffesional expertise. These are the ones I have been looking at: Canon SD600 Canon SD630 Casio EX-Z1000 Sony T10 Sony T30 Olympus 720 SW Fujifilm FinePix F30 Sony Cybershot W70 Samsung NV10 I have asked at an other site, where they were positive about the last 3 ones exept from the NV10 to which they said that it might be good. But now I want to hear your oppinion that which one is best of these and also if there is another compact camera that is better than tese ones. Thank you! |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Here's a couple good links to research:
http://www.consumersearch.com/www/ph...ras/index.html http://www.consumersearch.com/www/ph...ews/index.html I'd say go with the F30 if you want any manual controls or want to take many pictures indoors (& I own one). 720SW is a nice convenient all around model which is very durable--waterproof, shock proof (supposd to be able to be dropped from 5 feet). And the Sony and Canon models are both good all around models and very popular. I don't know the Casio model, but I know in general they have some good ultra compacts, small size and very quick performers from shot to shot. |
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