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For 100$ camera, they are really about the same. Just go with whichever one looks better to you/on sale. Have you considered buying a used compact digital camera? You can probably get a better model for your price range.
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Actually, I strongly recommend buying a used camera.
Look on kijiji or craigslist 
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You can't get good pics out of a hundred dollar camera 
Id save up for a canon or sony.
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can't lose with the canon A480 at that price range..
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T.O.P.
Hong Kong4685 Posts
I agree with everyone else. You can't get good pictures with a $100 point and shoot. I would spend more money to get a Canon point and shoot.
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get a used panasonic poitn and shoot (lumix series)
leica lenses shine even on these
taken with lumix dmc-fx12
which i think can be had for less than 50 dollars used
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I would love to save more money, but University is coming soon and I'm already saving hardcore for that. I could possibly put in another $100, but I'm going to be stretching myself thin :/
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and if you are going to spend anything near 200 dollars, do yourself a favor and get yourself an used dslr, instead a fancy new p and shoot
for example canon 20d can be had for around that much nowadays
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just like computers, there are newer and better cameras every day (or at least every month). so how often should one upgrade?
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i really dont think cameras are improving at a fast late
taking high end dslrs in to mind: only once a year, a new model will come out with minor improvements such as better noise control at high iso etc
nothing ground shattering
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T.O.P.
Hong Kong4685 Posts
On March 02 2010 15:53 phosphorylation wrote:
and if you are going to spend anything near 200 dollars, do yourself a favor and get yourself an used dslr, instead a fancy new p and shoot
for example canon 20d can be had for around that much nowadays
Not everyone knows how to use a dslr.
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On March 02 2010 16:21 T.O.P. wrote:Show nested quote +On March 02 2010 15:53 phosphorylation wrote:
and if you are going to spend anything near 200 dollars, do yourself a favor and get yourself an used dslr, instead a fancy new p and shoot
for example canon 20d can be had for around that much nowadays Not everyone knows how to use a dslr.
if one is that stupid or does not care to learn, then he should not spend 200 dollars on camera
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luckily they come with manuals T.O.P >.<
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do not buy a used 200 dslr, please, that is silly
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On March 02 2010 17:52 benjammin wrote:
do not buy a used 200 dslr, please, that is silly
why not?
i got an used dslr for 230 and am doing quite well with it
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konadora
Singapore66358 Posts
Sony's point-and-shoot compact cameras are better than most I've compared with.
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Neither of them are digital cameras, but film cameras.
You are going to have a difficult time finding used DSLR below 100 dollars. Around 200 dollars is at least what you will have to pay for an old used (but decent) DSLR.
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You could get a used DSLR body for ~$150-200 for no problem, but be wary of buying used lenses.
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