Best point and shoot for under $200???
Mar 12, 2008 | 01:47 PM
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Check out dpreview.com.
x2 on the Canon advise. I've had 5 over the past 7 years and they've all been awesome and all still work to this day. I like the Casio Exylims too.
Do you still have to buy Sony memorysticks if you have a Sony camera? That was always the major turnoff for me, Sony used to charge almost double if compared to SD or CF cards with equal memory.
x2 on the Canon advise. I've had 5 over the past 7 years and they've all been awesome and all still work to this day. I like the Casio Exylims too.
Do you still have to buy Sony memorysticks if you have a Sony camera? That was always the major turnoff for me, Sony used to charge almost double if compared to SD or CF cards with equal memory.
Mar 12, 2008 | 02:12 PM
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Check out dpreview.com.
x2 on the Canon advise. I've had 5 over the past 7 years and they've all been awesome and all still work to this day. I like the Casio Exylims too.
Do you still have to buy Sony memorysticks if you have a Sony camera? That was always the major turnoff for me, Sony used to charge almost double if compared to SD or CF cards with equal memory.
x2 on the Canon advise. I've had 5 over the past 7 years and they've all been awesome and all still work to this day. I like the Casio Exylims too.
Do you still have to buy Sony memorysticks if you have a Sony camera? That was always the major turnoff for me, Sony used to charge almost double if compared to SD or CF cards with equal memory.
I think so. They also change formats so often. memorystick - memorystickduo - produo - memory micro. Jeeze.
I bought a memory card for my SE phone (2gb for 55+tax)
the next week I had to pick up one for my new nokia... (2gb for 18 flat)
I do like their UI on the phones though...
Mar 12, 2008 | 05:59 PM
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Check out dpreview.com.
x2 on the Canon advise. I've had 5 over the past 7 years and they've all been awesome and all still work to this day. I like the Casio Exylims too.
Do you still have to buy Sony memorysticks if you have a Sony camera? That was always the major turnoff for me, Sony used to charge almost double if compared to SD or CF cards with equal memory.
x2 on the Canon advise. I've had 5 over the past 7 years and they've all been awesome and all still work to this day. I like the Casio Exylims too.
Do you still have to buy Sony memorysticks if you have a Sony camera? That was always the major turnoff for me, Sony used to charge almost double if compared to SD or CF cards with equal memory.
May 9, 2008 | 10:23 AM
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If you can push your budget to ~$250 I would highly recommend the Canon SD870IS. I think it is fantastic for the price.
Key features:
-Image stabilization
-28mm wide angle
-decent zoom range
-underwater case available
Things to note based on preference:
-huge LCD screen and no optical viewfinder
Key features:
-Image stabilization
-28mm wide angle
-decent zoom range
-underwater case available
Things to note based on preference:
-huge LCD screen and no optical viewfinder
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