Can anyone recommend a good small camera costing between 100 and 200 pounds or euros. The ones I keep buying don't seem to last very long... usually trouble with charging them. I am in U.K. at the moment and would like to take some nice snaps of grandchildren.
Many thanks in advance to anyone who can give me some help,
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Difficult question - there is such a huge choice and most are well within your budget.
They are all pretty much the same as far as features go. Probably one decision you need to make is how powerful a zoom lens you want as they vary a lot. Personally I have a Panasonic Lumix and they seem to offer a pretty good range but frankly any camera from the major manufacturers is going to be pretty good and they all have more than adequate resolution to give really good results.
This is a relevant review to give you some ideas.
http://tech.uk.msn.com/cameras/10-best- ... ds#image=1
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They are all pretty much the same as far as features go. Probably one decision you need to make is how powerful a zoom lens you want as they vary a lot. Personally I have a Panasonic Lumix and they seem to offer a pretty good range but frankly any camera from the major manufacturers is going to be pretty good and they all have more than adequate resolution to give really good results.
This is a relevant review to give you some ideas.
http://tech.uk.msn.com/cameras/10-best- ... ds#image=1
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Thanks CID....
Re: new camera
I second the Panasonic Lumix range, again on experience.
My TZ3 is six years old, very heavily used and still going strong on its original battery which holds very good charge. As of a year ago it's no longer my main camera (I upgraded for more serious photography) but has proven to be excellent.
Along with its 10x optical zoom (newer models are 20+) it also sports wide angle, in this case the equivelant to 28mm (which is now bettered to 24mm), useful for family shots as you can get closer.
Review of new model HERE
If you shop around you can grab one for £155.
My TZ3 is six years old, very heavily used and still going strong on its original battery which holds very good charge. As of a year ago it's no longer my main camera (I upgraded for more serious photography) but has proven to be excellent.
Along with its 10x optical zoom (newer models are 20+) it also sports wide angle, in this case the equivelant to 28mm (which is now bettered to 24mm), useful for family shots as you can get closer.
Review of new model HERE
If you shop around you can grab one for £155.
Re: new camera
Just to let you know that I have bought a Cannon IXUS 265 H5
Will let you know how I get on with it,,,,,,mind you nowadays I am really quite happy with my photos from my mobile phone .........
Will let you know how I get on with it,,,,,,mind you nowadays I am really quite happy with my photos from my mobile phone .........
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Re: new camera
Good choice. Plenty of megapixels, a good 12x zoom lens with a wide angle as well, decent viewfinder, WiFi - what more could you want!
Full technical specs here
http://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/ ... _elph340hs
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Full technical specs here
http://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/ ... _elph340hs
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