What's a good quality digital camera for around $100-$160? I've had a Kodak easy share & a Canon powershot.....between the 2 the Canon is by far
the best. I know I don't want another Kodak. I just want one that takes good pics. Anyone know of any other good ones? Thanks! 
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dear lady |
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Posts: 39571 (06/13/2009 4:28 PM) |
I always recommend anything Canon.
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Posts: 1061 (06/13/2009 4:29 PM) Generous JJBer '09
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for that price you may want to look at a past model. $100-$160 will pull you a decent point and shoot current one, or an above average older one
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Posts: 1062 (06/13/2009 4:31 PM) Generous JJBer '09
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http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread.php?sduid=0&t=1394459
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jgsgal24 |
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Posts: 598 (06/13/2009 11:05 PM) |
Okay....so I went & looked at different cameras today & I think I want the Sony Cybershot. Anyone familiar with those? Any opinions??
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vivalavix |
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Posts: 23888 (06/13/2009 11:06 PM) |
My past two cameras have been Cybershots and I love them. Fantastic quality for an inexpensive camera
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chocolate covered raisins |
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Posts: 29697 (06/13/2009 11:07 PM) Chris Fanatic '03 |
xtinafan is trying to get rid of a sony camera.
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i eat hot peppers give me water |
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Posts: 3235 (06/13/2009 11:08 PM) |
I just got a Coolpix from Best Buy for 150 and despite its weird name, its really wonderful.
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Posts: 65481 (06/13/2009 11:08 PM) |
I just went from a Canon Powershot to a Sony Cybershot. The Sony is ok, but I much prefer the Canon. With a Sony you have to buy all new special storage cards
for your Sony because they don't use regular SD cards.
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Posts: 599 (06/13/2009 11:08 PM) |
chocolate covered raisins wrote: I saw that! But I'm picky....I'm looking for a "sleek" camera. That one is too big! |
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Posts: 23889 (06/13/2009 11:12 PM) |
AshJs3 wrote:You act like they're rare or hard to find. They're right there next to the SD cards in stores 
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Posts: 65483 (06/13/2009 11:14 PM) |
vivalavix wrote:Yeah but they are like double the price and you have to get that stupid adapter thing. It's the principle of the matter! Every other camera I have ever seen has taken an SD card. What makes Sony think they are so damn special? It's annoying. I have like 10 SD cards with hundreds of gigabytes
of storage that I can't use with my camera anymore.
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Posts: 23890 (06/13/2009 11:17 PM) |
What adapter thing?
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Posts: 65485 (06/13/2009 11:19 PM) |
Fuck you know what I am talking about. You have to buy this:
Then this thing: 
Mine was $40 at Wal-Mart. Much more than an SD card of the same GB. |
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Posts: 23891 (06/13/2009 11:20 PM) |
My Cybershot uses no adapter, maybe it was just your model
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Posts: 65486 (06/13/2009 11:21 PM) |
The adapter is so your computer can read it.
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Posts: 2291 (06/13/2009 11:22 PM) Grammar Cop '09
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My cybershot card CAME with an adapter. I think they all do. And that PRO Duo thing is what goes in my camera.
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Posts: 23892 (06/13/2009 11:22 PM) |
Oh well....I just use a card reader and still don't need the adapter.
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