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 #36 Re: Digital compact camera 27/02/2008 @ 22:31:26 |
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| id suggestcanon ixus'!! some people have commented .. saying that they have issues but we have had plenty from the canon ixus range and swear by them!! they create a very good quality image and are small, light weightand durable!usually about £200 but are worth the money!! i think in the family we have 4 of them because we all go off and do our own thing and all of them have been great!! |
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| #35 Re: Digital compact camera 11/03/2007 @ 08:34:28 |
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| #34 Re: Digital compact camera 25/02/2007 @ 01:15:46 |
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For anybody after a cheap camera, I can recommend a Samsung S600, they only cost about 80 quid.
I was really happy with quality of pics when I used one in Mexico.
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| #33 Re: Digital compact camera 05/01/2007 @ 20:46:30 |
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another bit of advice if you are shooting action shots...does it have a "burst" facility?
I find with digital there is a delay before the picture is taken and you sometimes miss the shot where with a burst you can take a series and start before your subject launches themselves towards the heavens/falls on their face |
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| #32 Re: Digital compact camera 05/01/2007 @ 19:51:40 |
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| I got an Exilim and can say it takes fantastic shots in most conditions, especially in the snow. Plus it has very little shutter lag so you tend to get a shot of someone boarding rather than a photo of where someone was boarding about 2 seconds ago. Plus they have a multiple photo mode which can give some cool effects if you want take pictures of people doing tricks. |
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| #31 Re: Digital compact camera 04/01/2007 @ 10:16:59 |
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| I'm a big fan of 7dayshop.com for flash, photo paper, inks etc. They're in Jersey and v. competitively priced! |
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| #30 Re: Digital compact camera 04/01/2007 @ 10:08:55 |
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if you look around you can find the sony memory cards as cheap really, i bought mine (SONY 1GB High Speed Memory Stick PRO Duo) from digitalperspectivedirect for £16.99. Bargain! Which is £70 in places like dixons! its scandalous...
http://digitalperspective.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=8
Websites that specialise in selling the phones that take these cards also tend to be cheaper too, they just wouldnt deliver quick before christmas with me organising it too late  |
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| #29 Re: Digital compact camera 03/01/2007 @ 20:15:05 |
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before you go mad for spec...
does it have a big shutter release button ?
big enough to take a pic with you gloves on? |
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| #28 Re: Digital compact camera 03/01/2007 @ 19:01:34 |
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| yeah SANDISK and Lexar both do Memory sticks, but they are still more compared with their SD offerings. |
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| #27 Re: Digital compact camera 03/01/2007 @ 18:42:12 |
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| I know that kingston make the cheaper alternative memory card for the Sony Ericsson phones and the PSP's etc, i'm sure they would work in the cameras or are they completely different? |
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| #26 Re: Digital compact camera 03/01/2007 @ 18:29:22 |
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Mr Blake, reviews relating to those cameras can be found on www.dpreview.com. It's worth noting there are newer and better models out now for both Sony and Canon.
I don't think you can go wrong with either of the latest Canon's or Sony's. Just depends on your preference regarding the user interface. I prefer Sony, but that's just me.
One negative point regarding the sony is the memory stick is still more expensive than the compariable SD used in the Canon. |
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| #25 Re: Digital compact camera 03/01/2007 @ 18:11:18 |
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| I'll vouch for the canon battery life which I have only ever managed to flatten once on my ixus 750 which took me several hundred photos on three consecutive dives to acheive. |
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| #24 Re: Digital compact camera 03/01/2007 @ 17:59:38 |
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If Pentax have sorted out the battery life then I would agree it's a great camera, that was its only downfall from previous models, unless you invest into some good lithium batteries as they drain very quickly, I changed my camera to the Canon Ixus Wireless which is sweet and the Battery life is such a difference from the Pentax!  |
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| #23 Re: Digital compact camera 03/01/2007 @ 17:14:31 |
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| I bought my fella a sony cybershot t10 recently and its a cracking little camera..plus it has a huge screen on the back and some special anti shake feature (great when youre freezin your a**e off/drunk/both). And has a long battery life which is good for goin out in the cold as that wears the batteries down quicker! |
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| #22 Re: Digital compact camera 09/12/2006 @ 22:05:46 |
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I'd second the Pentax optio recomendation...... we use then on board lifeboats and they take a hell of a pounding, wet etc.
Picture quality is supurb and they are simple to use (important for me!) |
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