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28th May 2002
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Recommend a good P&S digicam?
What's a good point and shoot digicam to get? For newbies to snap photos of people etc., doesn't need to be too sophisticated but which produces pretty good-looking photos.
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Hey I was just about to ask the same question! Should it have high optical zoom (more than 3x), short shutter lag or twistable LCD to enable shooting at waist level?
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I think the canon a40 is good.
Hm i dun think there's a pns which has twistable lcd |
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Nikon Coolpix 2500!
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P&S Digital
THe Canon G2 is ideal, gives good size images (11mb) from a 4mp chip, fast lens (f2.0-2.5) 3x Optical zoom.
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What about something with 8x or 10x optical zoom like C720UZ or C2100UZ?
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The G2's good but a bit too expensive and full-featured... I'm thinking more in the range of the A40-- stuff for people used to snapping photos with compact cameras.
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