dezzi
11-08-2006, 08:06 PM
Ok I am a looking for a digicam, and after a full week of reading this site, as well as many others, I figured I post my specs of my ideal camera….does this exist?? I will be using the camera for recreational use, family, vacations, trying to grab some nice sunsets…mostly I’ll just be using it for 4x6’s but if I get a nice shot I would love to be able to get a large print here and there
- 5-7 Meg
- 6-10 Zoom
- min…2.5 LCD- Good LCD quality in bright light and low light
- if LCD being not bright enough is a know issue in one of these situations--..obviously I would require a view finder
- built-in lens cover
- optical image stabilizer
- video at mpeg4 (to hold more movies using min storage) i.e. 30-45min out of 1 GB(normal mode)
- video with good sound/min wind disturbance
- prefer being able to zoom during filming
- plenty of photo modes, some manuals would be nice
- quality images in both low light and outdoors..or be able to easily use manuals (if you guys can tell me how) to compensate
Looking at
1- Casio EX Z850 but zooms only to 3X
2- KODAK EASYSHARE V603 Zoom, only to 3x and heard video is not quality-anyone have one?
- PENTAX Optio A10 Reviews state that LCD outdoor visibility isn't great, but low light visibility is even worse and theres no view finder to use to help compensate & also reviewed with poor movie mode, anyone have one of these?? Or anyone have a A20 with these issues?
Or are there any others you can suggest...
In advance....Thanks so much for your help
- 5-7 Meg
- 6-10 Zoom
- min…2.5 LCD- Good LCD quality in bright light and low light
- if LCD being not bright enough is a know issue in one of these situations--..obviously I would require a view finder
- built-in lens cover
- optical image stabilizer
- video at mpeg4 (to hold more movies using min storage) i.e. 30-45min out of 1 GB(normal mode)
- video with good sound/min wind disturbance
- prefer being able to zoom during filming
- plenty of photo modes, some manuals would be nice
- quality images in both low light and outdoors..or be able to easily use manuals (if you guys can tell me how) to compensate
Looking at
1- Casio EX Z850 but zooms only to 3X
2- KODAK EASYSHARE V603 Zoom, only to 3x and heard video is not quality-anyone have one?
- PENTAX Optio A10 Reviews state that LCD outdoor visibility isn't great, but low light visibility is even worse and theres no view finder to use to help compensate & also reviewed with poor movie mode, anyone have one of these?? Or anyone have a A20 with these issues?
Or are there any others you can suggest...
In advance....Thanks so much for your help