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Hello, I'd like to upgrade from my Powershot A75 and would like any advice you many have. I'd like to stay under$200. My requirements are that it has good red-eye reduction (I always had a lot of red-eye with my A75), the ability to take fast pictures (when using the flash, the A75 takes a long time - my two children are less than 2 years old and don't believe in sitting still), and be able to take a very high quality photo (mostly for 4x6's but I alsolike enlarging and framing photos of them -5x7's & 8x10's). Idon't need manual controls cause I havenotime to learn(like I said I have 2 under 2).
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Mark-
If you do not need a lot of zoom, and a ton of resolution, take a look at the Sony S-600. Six mp, high ISO settings, and great images. It is going for $100 TO $125 and it is really quite a good little camera. It is no longer manufactured, but there is still considerable inventory on dealer shelves. it might be worth a good look. Take a look at this link. These are S-600 images over at www.pbase.com: http://www.pbase.com/cameras/sony/dsc_s600 MT |
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I suggest you check out the Fuji F30. This is a camera with a reputation for performing in low light situations.
http://www.steves-digicams.com/2006_.../fuji_f30.html It's $251 at buydig.com, but there's a $50 mail in rebate and I believe shipping is free. |
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