Comments | sluggobear: Pulled a switcheroo!

sluggobear

Pulled a switcheroo!

Apr 09, 2007 19:59

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pulsecub April 10 2007, 03:44:30 UTC

You posted this just 'cause I'm getting a Casio, didn't you? :D

I passed on the 10MP Casio and opted for the 7MP instead; it got slightly better reviews and was $40 cheaper to boot .

sluggobear April 10 2007, 04:07:37 UTC

Interesting, I had read the same thing!

pulsecub April 10 2007, 04:19:40 UTC

We'll have to compare photos once I get mine. :)

bearxxl April 10 2007, 03:52:12 UTC

I love my Canon SD450 5.0MP and the wrist strap is just lovely!

sluggobear April 10 2007, 04:06:58 UTC

As is your wrist!

liquid_wayno April 10 2007, 04:08:38 UTC

turns out I am getting some tax money back after all, I am going to take a plunge and get myself a camera after all these years. What kind of relatively inexpensive camera can you reccommend for a technophobic novice like myself. I want to spend in the neighborhood of $200.

sluggobear April 10 2007, 04:20:00 UTC

Get a Canon PowerShot! (Commonly they say "Digital Elph" on them.)

There is an array of models, all at different prices. In San Diego, I found that Best Buy had the most models to compare.

e_ticket April 10 2007, 05:13:20 UTC

My current Olympus will be the THIRD digital camera that I've tried in-between Canons, and I'm ditching it to get yet another Canon.

The other models I've tried take okay pictures -- but I've never had such ease-of-use, great warranty, great interface, and much better *above-average* pictures like I have with my Canon cameras.

After three other tries, I've leared my lesson and will stick with them.

(Having said that, don't EVER buy Canon consumer mini-DV video cameras -- I had a MISERABLE experience with one)

garebear April 10 2007, 06:41:26 UTC

Thanks for posting this info. I almost bought a Casio (enticed by the larger screen). I ended up buying a Canon A710 and A640 instead. For digital SLRs I've stuck to Nikon.