Digital Camera

[RicardoObviouso]

i lost my camera. it was a 7.1 megapixel sony cyber shot. it took some pretty clean pictures.

 

anyways, i need to buy a new one so i can get some good shots of my chickie in labour, and of course, the new kid on the block.

 

 

so, suggest me some decent cameras that are easy to use and learn, smaller in size, large view screen, and anything else that might be worth it.

[hum-an-ole]

If you're going with point and shoot, I would recommend one similar to what you already had. I had a cybershot before my SLR and loved it.

[RicardoObviouso]

fuck. i wanted to try something different. i'm one of those guys that sees losing/breaking something as a perfect opportunity to buy and try something different. it's like a second chance.

Edited May 21, 2008 by Snatch Catcher

[hum-an-ole]

That's an interesting perspective. It's kind of how I've been looking at this breakup recently, haha.

 

I recently saw a Nikon ad that intrigued me, maybe check one of these out: http://www.nikon.ca/en/Coolpix.aspx

Edited May 22, 2008 by Christing

[ToadMan]

Olympus makes a camera that is virtually indestructible: http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/...sp?product=1363

 

They are actually quite nice, buddy of mine has the predecessor.

[Lauren]

i love the underwater ability of the olympus!

 

 

i love my pink cybershot ;)

[Muran]

I have a cybershot too, I barely know how to use it, but I love it haha

[RicardoObviouso]

yeah that was my problem with it... it seemed like it could take really sweet pictures but i could only ever get good results when it was in auto mode.

 

anyways, i bought the olympus stylus 1020. the panorama feature sold me.

Edited May 23, 2008 by Snatch Catcher

[soundless_space]

I used to have an Olympus Stylus. I think you'll like it, has great features obviously.

[RicardoObviouso]

good to hear.

[Doormat]

My friend has a pretty sweet Canon. It has a gyroscope or something so when you turn the camera the picture turns as well and fits the screen (for horizontal/vertical viewing).