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I have $200 to spend on a digital camera. I want it to be cool [like the slim ones] and have the option of taking pictures and recording short videos. What kind should I get and how many megapixels should I get? Thanks.
Go to Walmart. I was just there earlier this week to get mine & they have good prices on digital cameras for less than $200. Personally, I think Canon is the best brand. Whatever you decide to get, try anything with atleast 5 or 6 megapixels. Anything above that is going to be more pricey. Other suggestions - if you are someone who doesn't take 100s of pictures at a time before getting to upload them, try getting a camera with internal memory. Basically, this means your camera can hold pictures without buying a memory card. I have a 20MB internal memory & it holds a little over 100 pictures. On the other hand, if you are someone who takes a lot of pictures & can't upload them right away - you'll need to buy a memory card. They can get pretty pricey [which is why I suggested one with a big enough internal memory.] I know they start about $25-$30 for the smallest size. Maybe less if you get a good deal. As far as batteries - go with Energizer rechargable batteries. After using them, I can't believe people actually still pay for regular throw away ones. The rechargable ones can be bought for $20 at Walmart or Target - the price includes the charger. I've had my rechargable batteries for over a year & they are still working perfectly. Not to mention, they last almost twice as long as regular batteries.. so it's worth the investment. I know that's more information than you needed to know, but just wanted to help you save some money along the way. :)
(Rating: 5) excellent advice. thank you.