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I would like some help from you digital camera buffs. I have a Olympus C2100 and I would like to up-grade it. I enjoy the stabilization and zoom on that camera but it is only a 2.1 megapixel. I use my camera for wildlife and flower photography. I need a lot of zoom and a good macro. I'm goingback and forth on whether tobuy a SLR or single lens camera. Will I be disappointed if I don't buy the SLR?Carrying and changing the lens in the field was somewhat of a problem it myold "filmcamera."My pictures are usually just e-mailed to friends. Thanks, in advance; on any help.
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cams wrote:
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But one thing is sure, for non-SLRs you have to look other makers than Oly, their newer models don't have stabilization. |
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Canon S2 IS.. have a peek at one. IS, incredible zoom, excellent macro.
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Like VWMom, I too would recommend the Canon S-2 IS as an excellent choice.
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