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Good Camera
- Thread starter JR_Rider
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If I were looking for a sub-$200 digicam... I would probably go with Canon as they have a good rep not only on their digital SLRs, but their point and shoots as well.
I know their "A" series is a great camera with a lot of potential. They're quick, easy, light, small, and offer pretty good performance for the price.
Here's a good one that offers quite a bit for the price.
Canon PowerShot A510 3.2MP
I know their "A" series is a great camera with a lot of potential. They're quick, easy, light, small, and offer pretty good performance for the price.
Here's a good one that offers quite a bit for the price.
Canon PowerShot A510 3.2MP
I would recomend looking at the Canon A80. I always keep one with me in my bag along with the DSLR. I just bought an A95 for the father-in-law for $300, so the A80 can prob be had around $200. If you can afford the extra $100 though, the A95 is a gem.