I am buying a New Camera!

i have a canon powershot S410 digital elph and man i love it. easy, not too big not too little, does everything i want and no drama. quick to recharge, lasts a long time, and easy to download. SWEET little camera it is. and yeah, i wouldn't buy anything else at this point.

Hello.
I hawe a NIKON D70 and i like it whery mutch its a wery good system camera, but to tell wich one you should buy its hard to say its depend wat your nead is if you will use it a lot or wat.

Goodness. I guess it depends on a variety of factors.What do want the camera for? Are you wanting to take pictures just for email or would like be able to print them out in good quality printouts? How much money do you have to spend. Digitals start at under at $100 but still go all the way to $1000.00 . What is your primary subject? If you are taking a lot of scenery pictures, then you will definitely want to get something with a lot of optical zoom, so you can bring your subject in closer.
If had the money I would get the camera with the most mega pixels and optical zoom that I could afford. I am not sure the brand always matters. I would check out the brands to see which one is the most user friendly . I have had HP cameras and now own a Canon. I find the Canon has more features but it is harder for me to use. It depends on your knowledge of this kind of technology I guess . Hope this helps .

Hello coffeeAnyone! I just bought mine two months back. I got Olympus FE/210, thats the cheapest i guess but its just ok. It serves my purpose anyway. They say olympus is good but it depends on the user and the purpose of why you are buying the a camera.

Have fun. Choose the best..

Hey man,

It all depends on what you are looking for. If you want a simple point and shoot, my advice would be either the Canon A570IS, since it has the image stabilizer, or the digital elph (sd750 i believe) since it has a large lcd screen.

If you want more customizable, a digital SLR might be right for you. The most popular choice here would be the Canon Digital Rebel Xti. Now it is a 10 MP sensor, but I like my Pentax K110D. It is a little cheaper, (two lens kit for the Xti One lens kit) and has good noise reduction at high ISO ratings. It is only a 6 MP sensor, but this also helps in noise reduction, as fewer pixels are jammed into one little sensor.

Good Luck

I agree with everyone else. It really depends on how you plan to use your camera. While I am a huge fan of Canon, I hear that the new Nikon is excellent as well. If I were to buy a new camera it would probably be a new Canon rebel since it will work with some of the lenses I already have. I hope you find one that will suite your needs.

I agree with everyone else. It really depends on how you plan to use your camera. While I am a huge fan of Canon, I hear that the new Nikon is excellent as well. If I were to buy a new camera it would probably be a new Canon rebel since it will work with some of the lenses I already have. I hope you find one that will suite your needs.

No one can tell you what camera to buy, you have to decide for yourself. Think of how you will use it; do you need the waterproof and dust resistant features, the price you would pay; how much do you have to spend, ease of use; is it going to take a long time to use or are you going to beable to pick up the instructions quickly, the size; lost of people complain about the heaviness of dslr's and some think some autos are to small. Don't think that the higher the pixels the better the camera, its not true, you still can get great shots with a 3mp camera. The digital camera should have both digital and optial zoom settings. This allows you to choose what to focus the lens on. And the optical automatically focuses on what appears to be the subject.

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Sometimes camera companies allow purchases from them, so if you are set on a certain camera but can not find it in stores check out their website. Also see photography forums, like http://www.mpix.com . Proffessional photographers often update their cameras, or get to busy to use the camera(travel photographers often have unopend cameras). So you can often find good used or brand new cameras for sale in the forums, because they will post the sale in there before a classified ad or ebay.

If you are looking for a starter camera that will let you grow in photography I would suggest the Canon Powershot series. I have a Canon A530 and like it very much. The problem with it is it is so easy to use that my 5 year old grandaughters are using it more and more so I am looking for another camera. It is a great little camera and I would recommend it to any newcomer.

My husband bought a Canon Powershot G5. He swears by Canon and unlike the previous one, this in is easy to get parts for. His youngest brother was into photography and he always preferred Canons. There might be a newer model, or one that takes larger prints. Mind you, if I was wealthy, I would buy the best Canon there ever was. But that is because I always had to buy the middle or lower cost value of anything and they never did what was expected.