By Paul Bailey (Houston, TX)
This is my 4th Sony Camera, and the best. I still own a W-5 and a W-7 both of which are very good cameras. I wanted a smaller camera, so last year I bought a Sony N-2. I didn’t like it. Because of its small size, I had trouble holding it steady. It didn’t have Steady Shot. Sold it on E-Bay! This camera solves the problem plus is easier to use and has more features. I Love It!
By Picture taker (Indiana)
The large lcd screen has been helpful. I can also zoom in all directions to see a picture after I take it. I’m still trying to learn what settings to use in various situations, but all in all it has been an easy camera to learn to use.
Fujifilm Finepix A920 Digital Cameras Plus Information
The FinePix A920 is equipped with simple, user-friendly operation but enables an even greater variety of people to enjoy photography at the high resolution of 9 megapixels. With this amazing level of detail, photos print crisp and clear even in larger sizes or when cropped to show just one part of the image.
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Canon Powershot A430 vs. A460—joshme17…
Ok, which is is better? My dad has a A430 and I’ve used it and like it. But I think the A460 could be better and it is cheaper ebay. But I read some were the A460 has grainy pictures.
What is a good, easy, afordable DSLR camera for a beginner?—=)!
Does it matter the amout of megga pixels are on the camera? is it worth spending extra to get 12mp or is a 8mp good? I have a regular 8mp digital camera but i was wondering if dlsr cameras need more megga pixels
Also if the camera doesn’t come with a lens, whats a good begnner lens to use with it.
my price range is 600-700$
any advice is good advice
thanks for your time
Canon 40D for one handed use mostly.?—Angela…
I have wanted a Canon 40D since I found it online a month ago. The problem is I have trouble using my left hand due to an accident a couple years ago. Any advice? Any equipment. I am mobile and can get around easily. Are chestpods easy to move with. I want to get into the thick of things and take a photo when the moment strikes. Is it possible with the use of a chestpod or other aid. Thank you so much.
By C. Song (New York, New York)
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PROS
-takes great images for the web. Automatically saves in sRGB jpeg mode.
-Still can’t get over how beautiful and functional it looks, everyone has admired it
- awesome that it charges through USB port. Less wires.
-macro features works pretty well if held completely still
-special effects features are pretty fun to use and cuts out the “middle man” like photoshop
-has a manual feature but can only chose from two different apertures
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The SP-560 is identical to the SP-550 with the molded rubber hand grip, large lens, and neck strap eyelets that poke out from each side.
By YelleBelle (Stamford, CT)
I’ve only had this camera for a day, but I thought I’d post an early review since there are none up yet. I was reluctant to buy this camera because it is SO new, and I generally prefer to wait for reviews to be in, but the 560 had so many interesting features I decided to give it a try. So far I’m glad I did. I’ve only been taking trial snapshots around my house to become famliar with the camera, but they’re all coming out beautifully; very sharp, rich colors, no visible noise. Even low-light and high-zoom shots have been surprisingly good. The pre-programmed settings and other features (of which there are many, you should check the porfessional reviews to see them all) are really useful and I think some of them are unique to this camera right now.
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By Andrei G
I’ve had this camera for about 3 months and I’m very happy with it. The touch screen (does NOT freeze) is very beautiful and was one of the reasons I got it. + take the 8mp and 3x optical zoom and you’ve got yourself a winner. It has some photoshop effects built into it as well, although they’re not that handy.
The only minus is - that I got it for $299 +tax, while now I see it’s $246. Wow! I definitely reccomend this camera!
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