Any help with point and shoot cameras? Preferably Canon.
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How about a Canon Powershot SD940is, it recently had a price drop to $200, I believe it was like $230 or $240 before. The model is a year old but I personally prefer the design of the older Canon models. At $200 it's a no-brainer. Also, a Sandisk SDHC card:
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I bought the Coolpix L18 last year because I wanted an extremely easy, user friendly, low price camera to use. I picked up the coolpix at the store and was able to use it without reviewing the owner's manual. I previously had two Canons that I loved but both had broken due to being dropped or abused. I am now shopping for a Canon to replace my coolpix. I love the ease of use with my coolpix but the photos are so lacking that I find I do not bother to use it anymore.
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I feel the you should check the manual before using the camera. It is not as simple as point and shoot. I am also not real tech savy but am able to use it now quite easily. The manual helps a lot.
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Sorry, I don't know cameras overall; I have a Canon PowerShot SX150 IS. Perhaps you could look it up and see how it compares to your camera. For my camera, it's too small for ease of use.
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I took a few photos on this camera before I returned it. The price is too much for the so-so quality of photos. My point and shoot Canon takes better photos. I was so disappointed because I was so excited about the release of this camera. Alas, I'll keep using my point and shoot and my bulky DSLR for now.
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I am not sure on that, sorry. You can try GOOGLE or the Canon Website to be sure.
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The X10 and X100 are set a a crazy price for a point and shoot. Might as well get a Leica. Or you can get both aG12 and a S95 for price. The Nikon 1 is not even close to be a point and shoot. It's huge. try sticking that into your pocket, not going to happen. While the Gf2 might be a decent camera it is not a point and shoot. Anything with an interchangable lens is not a point and shoot. Go a little bit bigger, and for the same price, to get a full sized dslr. The image quality would be far better. For the size and money there is nothing better than the S95.
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Interesting post about the Sony W90. I was thinking about it as it was cheaper. It isn't cheap enough to accept the problems you highlighted. I will buy a Canon.
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Thanks for the info on a potential new Canon with autofocus, DigitalHecht. I'll hold off as well to see what comes available. No rush, although I intend to purchase my first SLR in the next few months. The video autofocus is a must for me.
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You're right. If I were willing to consider the extra cost, I think I would upgrade to the Canon 50D.I'm still trying to sort it all out!
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Go to http://www.usa.canon.com/home. Look for customer support. You can download the manual and software from there.
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Just read this:..."I believe Canon discontinued these because they use the same sensor as their "professional" cameras costing up to $4k."They don´t make these cameras anymore, and they come with a very expensive piece. Probably it´s this.
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I would recommend a sony camera. Have had four of them and they are great. I take more than 10,000 photos a year and am sorry I bought a canon. Thought quality would be universal in all cameras. I was wrong.
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I have the Canon 5d Mark ii and works ok... honestly I would recommend a Canon flash.. it will cost more but probably more reliable. if you are just looking for occasional usage it is ok for that.
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Canon has a free lifetime support. Call them. I have several times and have been extremely satisfied with their service.
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You should be able to find and download the drivers from Canon's website but I didnt install it that way.
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I suggest you go to your local Canon dealer (Camera shop--not store where clerk doesn't do photography) and put both on your camera. Let expert advise you. Buy from expert but negotiate with Online price. I think it's always better to try it out and to get in store advise if possible.