So the time has come to finally replace my digital camera. It has done me well as I bought it back in June 2000...so 6 years for a digital camera, not bad. However, it is time...as it is like having a walkman when the discmen came out...just doesn't cut it! However, I'm torn on what route to go...as I have become someone that enjoys taking photographs. I do not just want a point and shoot camera. I want some manual controls but I still want it to be compact. I do not need a "walkman" replacement so to speak:) I use Adobe photoshop so quality pictures would be nice and I can edit if need be;-) Obviously I want it to be useful for taking photos at oh say...those running races;-) So I ask the internet world for some suggestions...here are some that I found interesting...but if anyone else has some input I'd love to hear it:)
Here's some reviews of cameras I found "interesting":
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/S800/S800A.HTM
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/A620/A620A.HTM
http://reviews.cnet.com/Panasonic_Lumix_DMC_LX1/4852-6501_7-31456442.html?tag=uolst
i recommend
If you are looking for an SLR, all the major brands are excellent. Nikon, Pentax, Minolta, Canon - all are good. I use the Pentax DS2.
Good Luck! If you need to ask questions, give me a shout!
Re: i recommend
I'm getting excited already:) I need a new one with the summer approaching and vacation in August to the great northwest!
Re: i recommend
Good luck with your choice.
Emre
Canon Exlim
But the best pictures come from cameras with big quality lenses. The numbers of megapixels has become an overrated measuring stick. A good digital SLR will produce better pictures than any point and shoot.
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/casioz850/