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Digital Camera?


Question Posted Sunday July 30 2006, 11:11 pm

Hey im getting a new digital camera.
What in your opinion is a really really good quality one? Price is no option.
GRacias!


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MummuM answered Monday July 31 2006, 10:48 pm:
I have a Kodak CX73300 Zoom and it works great! I just love it. I suggest looking into this type of camera. It takes great pictures! There's also so many different things you can adjust on it to make your pictures different. You can have black and white pictures, zoom in, zoom out, etc. It's a really great camera. It isn't too pricey, either. I think mine was on sale for $200-$300; I got it at Wal-Mart. ♥

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laycieee answered Monday July 31 2006, 11:50 am:
The camera that I have was around $400, but I can't seem to find a link for you on sony.com. It's a cybershot that is flat on one end and curves on the other, but it's small. I have it in the grayish color and it is really cute. Here's another camera I think you might like:
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Xenolan answered Monday July 31 2006, 10:52 am:
Frankly, if you're willing and able to spend a lot of money for a good digital camera, why are you seeking advice on how to do it on a free advice website where you have no idea whether responders know what they're talking about?

Find some expert opinions. Go out and buy a couple of photography magazines, and read the articles about professional digital cameras. Magazines are always putting out "top ten new cameras" lists. The top-of-the-line cameras out these days have features out the wazoo; imagine what you want your camera to do, and odds are there's one that does it.

Also, you might consider talking to a photographer in your field of interest. If you're into portraits, make an appointment with a professional studio and pay the photographer for a half hour of his time. If you want to do nature photography, find someone who does that.

If money is truly no object, then you may find yourself looking in the $2500-$3000 range for a truly excellent camera. It's probably worth a few bucks up front for you to research and find the best one for your needs.

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Volleyball2150 answered Monday July 31 2006, 6:46 am:
Heres a good one! [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
It has fast shutter speed and its less blurry.
I hope I helped!

-volleyball2150

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