I need a good camera that will be good for small photos and bigger stuff. The small stuff is more important but i need one that does not cost to much. thanks for your help!
92 percent American teens would die if Abecrombie and Fitch told them it uncool to breathe. Would you be in the 8 percent laughing their asses off at the others?
"cost too much" is a relative term! :) How much are you looking to spend? When you say "small stuff" do you mean small subjects, as in macro or small file size?
92 percent American teens would die if Abecrombie and Fitch told them it uncool to breathe. Would you be in the 8 percent laughing their asses off at the others?
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im a student who needs to buy a camera on a alounce of 30$ a mounth. I guess i want something from 100-200$. I could go more but i want to get a camera sooner than later.
92 percent American teens would die if Abecrombie and Fitch told them it uncool to breathe. Would you be in the 8 percent laughing their asses off at the others?
You should shell out $100 whoppin' dollars for a old camera of some sort and ask you school if you can use their darkroom ..
.. that is, if they have a darkroom. Personally, for a camera in the 100-200 range, I'd take an old film camera over a cheapy digital any day, personally (maybe i can fit in another personally?). They also have more of a 'real camera' feel.
If you do want digital, a canon powershot series is very affordable, if you look for a used SD600 or so that should be in your price range. We've had ours for about 2 yrs and new it was only $250. The picture quality is excellent for a small point and shoot. I would recommend the models with a viewfinder though. turning off the big fat LCD on the back will make your battery last quite a bit longer.