gamer12345
Please give me the specific camera mode. It would be nice if it could record video too! Thanks!
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You have asked about mega pixels but is your question really: "what is the best camera I can get for under $200?"
Mega pixels are not the best guild to determining how good a digital camera is. You have to remember that the pixels in a CCD cost a lot of money to make. The higher the pixel count in a camera the less money the manufacture has to speed on the rest of the camera, on things like lens, cpu and 'quality'.
I suggest finding a few review sites and checking out the quality of the photos taken with various cameras rather than relying on pixel count. Try these review sites:
http://www.steves-digicams.com/ *highly recommend
http://dpreview.com/
http://www.photographyreview.com/
http://www.megapixel.net/
For a good place to start searching for cameras under $200 go here:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/compare.asp
Select the price range to "<$200"
P.S. the answer to your question seems to be 6 mega pixels, the Casio Exilim EX-Z60
You have asked about mega pixels but is your question really: "what is the best camera I can get for under $200?"
Mega pixels are not the best guild to determining how good a digital camera is. You have to remember that the pixels in a CCD cost a lot of money to make. The higher the pixel count in a camera the less money the manufacture has to speed on the rest of the camera, on things like lens, cpu and 'quality'.
I suggest finding a few review sites and checking out the quality of the photos taken with various cameras rather than relying on pixel count. Try these review sites:
http://www.steves-digicams.com/ *highly recommend
http://dpreview.com/
http://www.photographyreview.com/
http://www.megapixel.net/
For a good place to start searching for cameras under $200 go here:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/compare.asp
Select the price range to "<$200"
P.S. the answer to your question seems to be 6 mega pixels, the Casio Exilim EX-Z60
A photographerâs advice: which camera is a better choice?
dreft
Hello, I am currently looking for a new digital camera. My budget is $300 and I have my choices narrowed down to two choices.
One is the Canon S2-IS and the other is the Fujifilm FinePix S5200. I'm a full-time student so buying a digital SLR right now is out of the question. I'm looking for something more than a simple point and shoot. I'm interested in taking pictures of birds while I'm hiking or on trips so a good optical zoom is important to me.
I understand there exist websites with reviews, and please believe me when I say I've read them. I'm asking for opinions of these cameras or comparable SLR-like camera suggestions with my uses for it in mind.
Here are two quick links to the camera specs:
Fujifilm FinePix S5200:
http://www.megapixel.net/reviews/fuji-s5200/s5200-specs.php
Canon S2-IS:
http://www.megapixel.net/reviews/canon-s2is/s2-specs.php
Thanks in advance for all serious responses. ;)
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I'd go for Canon anytime. Fuji build nice cameras, but Canon tend to be superior in consistent image quality in all or any circumstances. Both are stabilised, but the Canon has a 12x zoom lens vs. just 10x for the Fuji.
The Canon will also probably retain its value longer (for the day you want to resell).
You are aware I'm sure that both have successor models that came out earlier this year (but I understand you are constrained by your budget, right?).
An alternative, and one that actually did receive better reviews than either of those two at the time when superzooms were at 5mp (vs 6mp or 7mp today), is the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ5. It is just as good, faster in operation, very good image stabilisation, excellent lens (Leica). And nice small details such as a supplied rechargeable battery pack, rather than the batteries wou need for the Canon (or else you need to buy rechargeable batteries, which adds to the bill).
best site for reviews is www.dpreview.com
Hopes this helps.
a
I'd go for Canon anytime. Fuji build nice cameras, but Canon tend to be superior in consistent image quality in all or any circumstances. Both are stabilised, but the Canon has a 12x zoom lens vs. just 10x for the Fuji.
The Canon will also probably retain its value longer (for the day you want to resell).
You are aware I'm sure that both have successor models that came out earlier this year (but I understand you are constrained by your budget, right?).
An alternative, and one that actually did receive better reviews than either of those two at the time when superzooms were at 5mp (vs 6mp or 7mp today), is the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ5. It is just as good, faster in operation, very good image stabilisation, excellent lens (Leica). And nice small details such as a supplied rechargeable battery pack, rather than the batteries wou need for the Canon (or else you need to buy rechargeable batteries, which adds to the bill).
best site for reviews is www.dpreview.com
Hopes this helps.
a
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