Need Advice on a new camera
09-18-2007, 01:52 AM
#1
Spike
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Need Advice on a new camera
Hi, all.
I am a hunting lover, last time I went out, my camera was broken down. I am so sad for it. Now I need to buy a new one. I have less experience to buy a camera. The old one is Canon SD800, about $300. Now I plan to buy a more professional one, about $600.Can you recommende me one? Thanks!!
I am a hunting lover, last time I went out, my camera was broken down. I am so sad for it. Now I need to buy a new one. I have less experience to buy a camera. The old one is Canon SD800, about $300. Now I plan to buy a more professional one, about $600.Can you recommende me one? Thanks!!
10-09-2007, 10:07 PM
#2
Spike
Join Date: Mar 2007
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RE: Need Advice on a new camera
Unfortunately, you won't buy much of a professional grade SLR camera for $600. Look at Adorama.com out of New York City. They are very reliable and you can look at all sorts of camera options. I strongly recommend considering digital with at least 3 times optical lens if your looking for a point and shoot digital. There are some very good point and shoot digital cameras out there that will probably do the trick and will be way below $600.
10-10-2007, 05:51 PM
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Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Sep 2007
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RE: Need Advice on a new camera
ORIGINAL: user06
Unfortunately, you won't buy much of a professional grade SLR camera for $600. Look at Adorama.com out of New York City. They are very reliable and you can look at all sorts of camera options. I strongly recommend considering digital with at least 3 times optical lens if your looking for a point and shoot digital. There are some very good point and shoot digital cameras out there that will probably do the trick and will be way below $600.
Unfortunately, you won't buy much of a professional grade SLR camera for $600. Look at Adorama.com out of New York City. They are very reliable and you can look at all sorts of camera options. I strongly recommend considering digital with at least 3 times optical lens if your looking for a point and shoot digital. There are some very good point and shoot digital cameras out there that will probably do the trick and will be way below $600.
