Nikon SLR Cameras

Best brand for digital point-and-shoot?

Guest
Guest

I know everyone asks this, but I need the 2010 (almost 2011) version of your opinions. My main concern is image quality. I recently bought a Nikon and was not impressed (I guess they're better with SLR). The edges were fuzzy and the thing took forever to focus. I want a compact point-and-shoot, good for people pictures but also landscape and everyday scenery since I'm traveling abroad this spring. Ideally I don't want to spend more than $200 in case I lose it (although I'm willing to go $300), and I want at least 10 megapixels if not more. I want to know what you guys think about brands so that I have the option to shop around a bit, but specific camera recommendations are welcome too. Battery life is also important. I had a Casio Exilim for years and loved it despite negative opinions of the brand, so if I don't get suggestions I'll probably just go back. Bottom line, I want good pictures that I won't be embarrassed to share.

Eyal Gurevitch
Eyal Gurevitch

Out of the numerous camera models out there,
I can recommend a few fitting your requirements.
If you go up to the higher $200-s, you'd be able
to step up to a higher level of quality cameras.

The Sony HX5 is an automatic-oriented camera
with excellent features, wide lens and good zoom.

If you want a larger camera with a much larger zoom,
you can get Panasonic's FZ35.It's old but still strong.

For higher image quality in low light situations,
you can get the ultra compact Canon's SD4000.

If a large zoom in a compact camera is what you need,
get the Canon SX210.It's an excellent all around camera.

clamdirt4
clamdirt4

Canon is excellent.
The PowerShot Line.
. Try a tripod with your NIKON. And use the 10-second TIMER.
I use a Canon PowerShot A1000IS. Its a great camera.easy to use.
Here's some of my pics--/
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Vernan
Vernan

The Lumix FH20 is an excellent choice

watch this:

Though Canon is always impressive when it comes to PNS

also:
find here
http://www.digitalcamera-hq.com/

Guest
Guest

I would consider Canon PowerShot SX210IS 14.1 MP Digital Camera
* Powerful 14x optical zoom with Optical Image Stabilizer;
* Improved Dynamic mode for enhanced image stabilization
* 14.1-megapixel resolution for high-quality prints up to 16.5 x 23.4 inches
* 28mm wide-angle lens; 3.0-inch wide PureColor System LCD
* HD shooting capability at 720p with stereo sound plus HDMI output
* DIGIC 4 Image Processor with evolved Face Detection Technology; new scene modes