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Digital Camera?
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I'm after buying a new one...please can someone recommend a good, reasonable priced, long battery life, small and compact with a large screen - I dont want much!! Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.We bought a Fuji (Fujipix) compact digital camera for my wife last year and she's very pleased with it. It does everthing my wife wants for photos taken on holiday, at the zoo, in museums and indoors at home. It cost £120 and has a x5 zoom lens.
There are so many compact digital cameras around at a wide range of prices. I would recommend that you pay a medium price. Don't buy a real cheapy for £60 or so as you get what you pay for. You can pay £400+ but I can't see much difference over a £120 compact.
One word of caution Yelenots! Don't buy a compact camera that runs off 2 AA batteries. They don't last long and you will be forever changing batteries. When you settle on a camera, make sure it has lithium-ion batteries as one will usually last all day. My wife's cost £5 each on-line and we have four.
There are so many compact digital cameras around at a wide range of prices. I would recommend that you pay a medium price. Don't buy a real cheapy for £60 or so as you get what you pay for. You can pay £400+ but I can't see much difference over a £120 compact.
One word of caution Yelenots! Don't buy a compact camera that runs off 2 AA batteries. They don't last long and you will be forever changing batteries. When you settle on a camera, make sure it has lithium-ion batteries as one will usually last all day. My wife's cost £5 each on-line and we have four.
you don't really need oodles of megapixels unless you want to print poster-size photos, but you'll probably get them anyway. The Panasonic Lumix ones are very good - TZ10 as Ratter says, but I think you can still get slightly older TZ models more cheaply. Rechargeable lithium battery (good for 300+ pictures) and a big zoom, though the camera itself isn't big.
You can also get cameras the size of credit cards which won't have so much zoominess. Canon and Fuji are good reputable makes.
You can also get cameras the size of credit cards which won't have so much zoominess. Canon and Fuji are good reputable makes.
here's a TZ6 for £160 - doesn't do HD films, just ordinary ones
http://www.hyperfi.co...-zoom-inch-p-572.html
http://www.hyperfi.co...-zoom-inch-p-572.html
If you just want a simple point and click Asda have some good deals on at the mo!
look for ones with high mega pixels 10+ and one with a Li-ion rechargable battery otherwise you'll be paying a fortune in batteries!
http://direct.asda.co...22995,default,pd.html
look for ones with high mega pixels 10+ and one with a Li-ion rechargable battery otherwise you'll be paying a fortune in batteries!
http://direct.asda.co...22995,default,pd.html
Thanks for all your replies :-) I've just bought a refurbished one from the Fuji website, its a Finepix z20fd has a rechargeable battery, opitical zoom and a large screen and it was only £39.99 and....... guaranteed for 1 year - cant wait for it to arrive!!
The website is www.fujifilm.co.uk is anyone else wants a bargin - there are lots on there!
The website is www.fujifilm.co.uk is anyone else wants a bargin - there are lots on there!