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Mar 18 2010 10:37pm

Quote (GoGoData @ 19 Mar 2010 06:35)

Alrighty, I'll probably go to the nearest place I can find that sells things like this, and are straight up about costs/prices/quality. Since I live in a small town I'll probably even be able to return it if I don't like, or even shoot pictures with them inside the store to try them out. (Especially if they think I'm gunna buy haha) Ty guys, you have all led me into the right direction. I don't know when I'll be able to get this so don't search for any photos from me haha xD

you could also try and look up used camera stores around your area.
theyre usually half price or cheaper!

also so companies have refurbished ones which are cheaper too and works just as good.

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Mar 18 2010 10:42pm

Thanks, never thought of that, would have went out of my way to buy a new one too.

Going to bed now, thanks again! :wub:

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Mar 19 2010 12:02am

when you do come to a decision on what you want to buy, newegg.com has a wide variety of cameras and their pricing is always good

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Mar 19 2010 08:31am

I would highly recommend a DSLR. With a point and shoot, you're going to find yourself wanting to do more stuff, but it's just not capable. And soon you'll find yourself wanting to upgrade. That and the quality is so much better. Not sure what to recommend, you could probably get a decent one for 500+ bucks.

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Mar 19 2010 01:02pm

Quote (Chantal7 @ 19 Mar 2010 16:31)

point and shoot are always disappointing once you find more about dslrs.

but still there are tons~~~ of amazing shots produced by point and shoot!
i like some of their macro settings. ^_^

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