Whats the best digital camera around £400-600 mark
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Minolta Dimage A1? £649 from www.internetcamerasdirect.co.uk.
I have one of its predecessors, the Dimage 7i.
I have one of its predecessors, the Dimage 7i.
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Thanks guys. Zoom would be good. I would like the idea of a compact but are they as good as the bulky boys? At the end of the day quality and ease of use are the essentials.
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carl: Ive got the Dimage 7i too, and am really disappointed with it.:
It EATS batteries......I can only get about 10 shots from a freshly recharged 2000mAh Sony set, even on medium settings, and the prints I get are all grainy as Fek.
I'm thinking of selling it and going back to my trusty canon T90:
The only GOOD thing about it seems to be it's overall weight:
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It EATS batteries......I can only get about 10 shots from a freshly recharged 2000mAh Sony set, even on medium settings, and the prints I get are all grainy as Fek.
I'm thinking of selling it and going back to my trusty canon T90:
The only GOOD thing about it seems to be it's overall weight:
Alcazar
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well I just got a fuji finepix s304, 3.2MP with 6 x optical zoom and err about the same digital I think (?) bought it after using a friends and was well impressed, not as compact as my old olympus but if you want decent optical zoom your gonna be looking at a chunkier camera. the s304 is down to just 229 on amazon now!
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well I just got a fuji finepix s304, 3.2MP with 6 x optical zoom and err about the same digital I think (?) bought it after using a friends and was well impressed, not as compact as my old olympus but if you want decent optical zoom your gonna be looking at a chunkier camera. the s304 is down to just 229 on amazon now!
cheers
Gary
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At the lower end of your price range: Sony DSC V1. 5MPs + 4X zoom.
Top image quality, good manual features & wins awards too!
EISA best digital compact camera -
Eisa camera awards
TIPA best prosumer digital camera -
TIPA awards list 2003 - 2004
No prizes for guessing what I bought a couple of months ago ...
Suresh
Top image quality, good manual features & wins awards too!
EISA best digital compact camera -
Eisa camera awards
TIPA best prosumer digital camera -
TIPA awards list 2003 - 2004
No prizes for guessing what I bought a couple of months ago ...
Suresh
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You need a better idea of your requirements & what compromises you're prepared to make. It's like asking what's the best car for £30k - you won't get a consistent answer.
In general terms the bigger cameras are better quality, but you're less likely to carry it round as it's heavier.
I'd work out what size / weight you want then go from there.
In general terms the bigger cameras are better quality, but you're less likely to carry it round as it's heavier.
I'd work out what size / weight you want then go from there.
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I got the olympus c50z 5megapixel, 3 x optical zoom.
It's small, metal case, easy to use.. £370
It also as a li-ion battery which is far better than using standard cells.
It's small, metal case, easy to use.. £370
It also as a li-ion battery which is far better than using standard cells.
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