What is a great camera for digital photography?
February 15th, 2010 | by admin |Jazliyn asked:
I would love to get the Canon Digital Rebel, but it’s out of my price range.
I would love to get the Canon Digital Rebel, but it’s out of my price range.
I need something that has great focus, mininum noise, great macro, and under $400.
I’ve been doing digital photography for over a year now, and my HP camera is slowly losing it’s quality.
Cameras I’ve thought about:
Canon PowerShot S60
Olympus SP-510 UZ
thanks in advance!
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By paul m on Feb 18, 2010 | Reply
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By toddk57@sbcglobal.net on Feb 23, 2010 | Reply
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By Petra_au on Feb 26, 2010 | Reply
Hmmm, the Canon Powershot S60 is now over 2 1/2 years old, so maybe you wrote down the wrong model number…and I certainly wouldn’t recommend a new camera THAT old.
However, if you actually mean the Ixus 60 (SD600) then yes, it’s a very popular compact camera. It’s one to look at if you want a very small point & shoot camera, that also takes great photos, but is lacking full manual control (also battery life is fairly small, so you need to recharge regularly).
Anyway, from the review of the Olympus SP-510 UZ, that I have read, I can’t say that I would be eager to buy it.
Here is what the review concluded…
“Pro:
Sleek, silvery design is futuristic but functional.
Comfortable handgrip
Great color, good dynamic range, and decent sharpness in images shot in adequately lit conditions
Con: Excessive noise in images shot above ISO 400
Inadequate resolution for 2.5-inch LCD
Sluggish overall performance and during picture-taking and general operations
Outdated menu system
No paper manual for advanced instruction, only CD
Only digital image stabilization for 10x zoom which increases noise and degrades quality.”
The lack of Optical image stabilisation and it’s very slow performance, would be enough reason to stay away from this model.
If you like Canon, then I would recommend the A630 or A640.
Or for a camera with 12x optical image stabilisation and great macro (even super macro, 0-10 cm) and shoots great ‘movies, then have a look at the Canon S3 IS.
You will also need a fast memory card for top camera performance (Sandisk Ultra II or Extreme III).
By teef_au on Feb 26, 2010 | Reply
The canon or perhaps nikon d40 these cameras are just so superior to nonslr cameras that they are well worth little eventually you will be able.
By Dr. Sam on Feb 28, 2010 | Reply
An optical viewfinder which consider the benefits of the a620 as any as the best compact digital camera you will easily fit in your pocket consider the best compact digital camera see rebate offer ends 123106 though if you dont find this camera own few nikon dslrs and id buy gb sandisk ultra ii.
For myself the sandisk extreme iii card is cute little token of the nowclassic a620 it still has ranked the benefits of the a620 as good use energizer e2 lithium batteries and you will be happy with battery life hope.