Guest Stefkov Posted January 31, 2007 Posted January 31, 2007 I didn't want to spam the Meaningless post thread about this so I decided to create a thread here. I'm looking for a camera which I can use on a daily basis. I dont want it too small and fidgety like you can get cameras now. The ones that all families must own because of its compactness. I dont want a big one that pro's use, I was something mid. I can't remember who suggested it (sorry) but this Panasonic looks about the size I want. All I want it for is for going to town taking photos, going abroad taking photos, going countryside taking photos, but I want high quality photos. I want a view finder on it, aswell as a little screen. The viewfinder just seem really practical sometimes. So if anyone can help then thanks.
Caris Posted January 31, 2007 Posted January 31, 2007 I have the model above that and its awsome. Lumix stuff is good.
Guest Stefkov Posted January 31, 2007 Posted January 31, 2007 Cheers guys. I'm liking the reviews of "Fresh's" camera. The Fuji looks nicer and peopel are saying its a great camera for beginners. However is that an SLR, I've heard they are hard to learn, thus this would contradict what I just said. Fresh, what batteries does it take? AA? I'm thinking of getting some rechargable ones there if I buy it. Also what do you get in the box? I dont see it on the website, I'l search around more for it though. On a side note, would there be a noticable difference between 5 and 6 megapixels?
Caris Posted January 31, 2007 Posted January 31, 2007 I wouldnt worry about SLR or not, yes there are comlexed to learn with but you can just set it to auto and use it like a normall digi cam.
Guest Stefkov Posted January 31, 2007 Posted January 31, 2007 I'm actually stuck between the two, the one in my link and Fresh's. They both look good and their reviews are awesome. The Fuji is cheaper and with added extras, it comes out a lot cheaper than the Panasonic by itself. But the Panasonic looks smaller and I dont know appealing to me more. If only I could find a review where they were tested against each other.
Fresh Posted February 1, 2007 Posted February 1, 2007 Cheers guys. I'm liking the reviews of "Fresh's" camera. The Fuji looks nicer and peopel are saying its a great camera for beginners. However is that an SLR, I've heard they are hard to learn, thus this would contradict what I just said. Fresh, what batteries does it take? AA? I'm thinking of getting some rechargable ones there if I buy it. Also what do you get in the box? I dont see it on the website, I'l search around more for it though. On a side note, would there be a noticable difference between 5 and 6 megapixels? Its not a SLR it just has a nice lens, regarding how easy it is i would say that while it isn't as easy as some it its still relatively simple to use however it offers advanced modes as well. Also it take 4 AA battery's. Have a lok at my Deviantart is you want to see some of the pictures it takes.
ipaul Posted February 1, 2007 Posted February 1, 2007 Its not a SLR it just has a nice lens, regarding how easy it is i would say that while it isn't as easy as some it its still relatively simple to use however it offers advanced modes as well. Also it take 4 AA battery's. Have a lok at my Deviantart is you want to see some of the pictures it takes. They are very nice photos indeed
Guest Stefkov Posted February 1, 2007 Posted February 1, 2007 Fresh those flowers look really awesome. Did you add the photoshop to make it sparkle? Looks really nice.
Slaggis Posted February 1, 2007 Posted February 1, 2007 kodak c360 not sure if its too compact but its a great camera, high quality photos and movies, easy to put on pc with usb cable (included) or SD card. Very good camera and very robust. Have dropped mine a couple of times and it still works prfectly. Also has a 2 inch , high quality screen examples of pics from the C360
Fresh Posted February 1, 2007 Posted February 1, 2007 Fresh those flowers look really awesome. Did you add the photoshop to make it sparkle? Looks really nice. Yeah i added that however the depth and colour was all just a product of playing with the settings on the camera.
Emasher Posted February 1, 2007 Posted February 1, 2007 i have a cannon powershot a400 not that god but it has served me well
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