Digi Cam

crackdragon · #1 (**permalink**) Dec 02, 03

I am currently in the market for a digital camera and I have looked at few already but I thought it mite be a good idea to get some feed back from others who own them. So to those of you that have a digital camera... is there anything you dislike about them, any particular one you would recommend etc. ?

shorerider · #2 (**permalink**) Dec 02, 03

www.nikon.ca
check out the 4500.

Craive · #3 (**permalink**) Dec 02, 03

Tell me your price range, and I will tell you wich one to look out for.

crackdragon · #4 (**permalink**) Dec 02, 03

I like that Nikon 4500... could have lots of fun with that swivel bit :c-tard: j/k

Price range prob anywhere from 4 - 5 hundred

Magi · #5 (**permalink**) Dec 02, 03

I think my friend's bro has a brand new DSC P92 (in box)

http://bizrate.lycos.com/,mss__cat_i...0,rf--wgg.html

for around $200

which for that cam is a f$king awesome deal. I can only guess how he got it, but if you're interested I can drop him a line.

although being a Sony digi-cam owner, they aren't uber top of the line (not horrible or anything, but Nikon and Canon make much better camera's with similar stats, albiet for a little bit more $$). Not particularly sure about this model, as it wasn't even out when I bought mine, but you should do some searches on google or whatever to see if it'll work for you.

rawb · #6 (**permalink**) Dec 02, 03

canon and nikon are the best.

every canon ive owned has been top notch.

Craive · #7 (**permalink**) Dec 03, 03

Get the HP PhotoSmart 618 Digital.
I had one, it just got jacked at Round - Fight from backstage.

Pros:
- Exellent image quality
- Even though its 2.1 MP, you can make awsome prints with it.
- Easy to use
- Very durable

Cons:
- Does not tolerate a lot of low- lighting condidtions without a flash
- no battery charger included

shorerider · #8 (**permalink**) Dec 03, 03

Quote:

Originally posted by crackdragon
I like that Nikon 4500... could have lots of fun with that swivel bit :c-tard: j/k

Price range prob anywhere from 4 - 5 hundred

The nikon is close to 8.

You can thread different lenses onto it, all the focusing is done internally. It can take a telescope, wide angle and telephoto lense. the only thing I hate about it is that you need to buy a $120 adapter to put a real flash on it.

Kandyapple · #9 (**permalink**) Dec 03, 03

fuji finepix I got mine last year for $500 on boxing day. its a great camera but the battery is gona cost me $90 to replace but it has lasted me about 10 months so i cant really complain I take a lot of pictures. takes nice pictures and its a decent size light weight and simple to use.