Research = frustration
Granted, researching something you will be buying for yourself isn't as frustrating as research for, let's say, academic or professional purposes, but it is still frustrating. (especially for someone who has such a short attention span such as myself. Hey, what can I say? I'm sanguine.)
So, I'm diligently searching around and reading reviews trying to decide what kind of digital camera I should purchase. I like most what I've read about the Canon 3.2 MP PowerShot A510.
What kind of camera do you all have? Do you like it? Pro's, con's -- anybody? I really DON'T want a camera that is slow as far as start up, play back, and the time lapse between shots (that annoys the heck out of me). I also want something that wont blur a lot. I like action shots.
So, Canon is pretty much the top of the line as far as cameras go, right? That's what I'm thinking. I'm pretty much leaning towards the A510, so maybe next time I update I'll have a camera. Ooh lala.
I really do love pictures.
So, I'm diligently searching around and reading reviews trying to decide what kind of digital camera I should purchase. I like most what I've read about the Canon 3.2 MP PowerShot A510.
What kind of camera do you all have? Do you like it? Pro's, con's -- anybody? I really DON'T want a camera that is slow as far as start up, play back, and the time lapse between shots (that annoys the heck out of me). I also want something that wont blur a lot. I like action shots.
So, Canon is pretty much the top of the line as far as cameras go, right? That's what I'm thinking. I'm pretty much leaning towards the A510, so maybe next time I update I'll have a camera. Ooh lala.
I really do love pictures.