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Canon A80 over A75, worth it???

Kryogen

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Is it worth getting 4 megapixel, or ir 3.2 way enough? It's going to cost me 560$CAN to get a A75, I'm telling myself that since it's already quite a lot, 100$ more won't kill me, and I won't regret buying the 3.2

I need advice :|

Thanks.
 
I would go A75... 3.2 megapixels should be sufficient. What do you plan on doing with the camera?

And yes, I know the obvious, take picutres :D But is there something specific that you want the camera for?
 
Naw, nothing specific, but I mean, if I wana make em big, 4.0 is phat, no?
 
Kryogen said:
Naw, nothing specific, but I mean, if I wana make em big, 4.0 is phat, no?

Good point. If you want some really nice pics, the 4.0 all the way. But if you don't care about quality all that much (yet don't want something too ghetto), the 3.2 would be the way to go.
 
Um I can get the A80 for 470$ can.

Image size Printed at 200dpi Printed at 300dpi
1 megapixel 4x6 3x4
2 megapixels 6x8 4x6
3 megapixles 8x10 5x7
4 megapixles 9x11 6x8

So theorically, there wouldn't be any difference between a 3.2 and a 4.0 with 5X7 prints. So it all comes down to "do I want to print 6X8 pics". Imho. Can we see above 300dpi?
 
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