Topic: digital cammah... (Page 1 of 1)

So my trusty ol S10 final died... again.

I want a digital cam that has a manual focus and iris... and can shoot good macro.
I am happy with 3mp, I don't want less, and I don't need more.

Oh, and I don't really have much in the way of money.

What kind of compromises are there for a manual digital camera? Also, I don?t need to be able to change lenses, but a zoom is (not) a must.



Any leads?




[This message has been edited by eyezaer (edited 10-04-2003).]

looka canon powershotses

I've been impressed with their compactness, price an quality. Dunno aboutn your technical details but ya, good luck

Jason

Well I've got the Canon Powershot S45 and I'm mighty pleased.

It should have dropped in price now since the release of the S50.

If you want a really comprehensive (18 pages) review click: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canons45/
(All you'll really need to read is the summary )

I cant tell you much about it's macro capabilities, as I've not gotten around to Macro Photo yet.

I have a Konica Digital Revio KD-310Z

3.2Mpixels
takes sony memory sticks and SD cards (at the same time)
It's pretty good at macro shots
Does zoom, 3x optical, not sure about the digi.
I don't think its manual focus though.

It was either this or a Kodak, but the kodaks looked and felt a bit cheap and plasticky, i've dropped this cam a couple of times from a height and there's no marks or anything. I'm sure the kodak would've died a horrible death by now



[This message has been edited by prawnstar69 (edited 10-05-2003).]

Is there any reason there is a "clear fields" button.... other than to annoy the heck out of people?

anywhoo... ummm...

To be honest, I want a digital SLR.

I cant seem to afford one though. So, that powershot looks like it has a lot of features in there... my only question is how well does it do with low light?

Back in the day I respected the olympus camedia c-xxxx cameras because of their lenses and such... I have not touched one in a long time though... any thoughts on em?

How does a digital cam just die?

mmm... Well, my powershot s-10 wont read or write to the memory card... and just shuts off. Its old. It is tired of life. And I probably shot too many pictures of the sun with it.

I think I will get my olympus d-510 fixed though. It just refuses to turn on... or to acknowledge that it has any power source at all. It is really my grandmothers camera tho... So I am looking for a camma fer meh.

So how do my 2 digital cameras die simultaneously? I have no clue. Must be gremlins.

[This message has been edited by eyezaer (edited 10-06-2003).]