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My first and only digital camera has been a Canon S30. It's been a great introduction to the world of digital but it has limitations.
My last film camera was a Canon SLR with several lenses - my favourite was a 22-55 which I loved for travelling. The lens was small and on my trip to Greece took great shots. I want the same great wide angle capabilities with digital. I like small point & shoot cameras but wide angle seems to be out of their range. Can anyone recommend a P&S with good wide angle? Or should I bite the bullet and go to dSLR? I'd love to hear what everyone thinks? |
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The options seem to be either the Canon S-80 or the Panasonic FX01, which can give you a 35mm equivalent of 28mm.
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That's kind of small range of choice!
style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #000000"Does anyone else find the lack of wide angle options frustrating? There only seems to be a move to more and more zoom. |
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If you can tolerate a larger camera, the Nikon 8400 and the Kodak P-880 both offer 24mm wide angle possibilities.
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