I am in need of a 5mp camera to list some things on ebay and dont want something to pricey so what would be the best bang for the buck?
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I just ordered a Canon SD450. I haven't received it yet but it got a lot of great reviews
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Thanks I was thinking about that camera and a sony forgot what model it was.Originally posted by PeachesI just ordered a Canon SD450. I haven't received it yet but it got a lot of great reviewsComment
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If I were lookin' for a good camera to mainly shoot stuff for ebay ads, I'd likely consider picking up an older dslr like the Olympus E10 (4.1mP). $207.00
http://cgi.ebay.com/Olympus-E-10-E-1...QQcmdZViewItemComment
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BestBuy has the Olympus FE-110 on sale. Newest model 5MP point-and-shoot, flash, zoom, etc. I grabbed one for $179.99 last week.Originally posted by SilentKnight
sample pic (downsized, native format is like 2560x1920)
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I would get:
Canon A610 http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/spec...canon_a610.asp
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man the E-10 has come down in price. I bought mine when it was like $1,900, I still have it and its what I use. Great camera.
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Ditto here. Goin' on 3 years use and it still shoots a tremendous pic. That's what I had in mind earlier when suggesting it.Originally posted by venusComment
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Yeah, I forgot to add that one of the biggest criteria for me was small size which is why I picked the one I did. Some of the larger ones are probably less expensive
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Shoots a nice pic, no doubt there. But its still just a point-'n-shoot. For a few bucks more he could go with a full dslr with all the handy manual settings and options a PnS doesn't have. That way, if he wants to shoot more than just ebay pics, he's got a versatile camera for other stuff.Originally posted by TexasDreamsBestBuy has the Olympus FE-110 on sale. Newest model 5MP point-and-shoot, flash, zoom, etc. I grabbed one for $179.99 last week.Comment
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canon sd450 is a killer 5 mp ultra small camera. i bought one for my brother and his wife last month.we'll miss you our friend. RIPComment
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Originally posted by SilentKnight
best advice in this thread if you are looking for best image quality for lowest price.
the compacts cannot shoot in low light like the E10.Comment
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Here is a pic I took of my dog the other day with the E10, I was messing with it trying to make the background blur and the object (my dog) in focus
I think it turned out pretty good.
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SexxxxxxxxYOriginally posted by venusHere is a pic I took of my dog the other day with the E10, I was messing with it trying to make the background blur and the object (my dog) in focus
I think it turned out pretty good.
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Check this one out:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Fuji-FinePix-Z1-...QQcmdZViewItem
Less than an inch thick. Easy to carry around. Great price. Good quality.
Here's a CNet Review (check out what the camera owners wrote too):
http://reviews.cnet.com/Fujifilm_Fin...-31383510.htmlLast edited by Donny; 11-23-2005, 10:01 PM.Comment
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He is my little french bulldog, he turns 6 next month, his life is almost half over..... I would be lost if something ever happened to him.
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Here's one outta my e10 (just shot under indirect flourescent lighting in the studio)...on tripod w/cable release, 1.5sec. exposure @ 80iso
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Well - that's a beautiful shot. I used to shoot with an E10 and I know from experience blurring the background out is a pain in the ass with camera.Originally posted by venus
Good job
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thats good color, how do you get the background black and the subject in such good color?Muscle/Fitness Adult Affiliate Program
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The studio's entirely blacked out - walls and ceiling.Originally posted by venus
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Cool. Post a few shots later if inclined...I wouldn't mind checkin' them out.Originally posted by INever
The e10 is damn rugged, so I wouldn't hesitate pickin' up a pre-owned one myself. I dropped mine about 30' down a rocky slope in the Niagara gorge about two years back during a fall. Shattered the flash housing and rotary dial on top, and put a few good scuffs in the body, but luckily the lens didn't shatter. Retrieved it at the bottom of a dry, rocky riverbed...cleaned it up, and it worked fine (even the flash still fired).
It conked out about 6 months later so I took it in to an Olympus shop in Toronto and they rebuilt it entirely back to factory spec (and upgraded the firmware to include the pixel remap function). The rebuild cost $1,100 - but insurance picked up the tab.
Still works like a charm today. And I'm up to 80k shots with it.Comment
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Canon powershot S2 ISComment
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Canon 20D works very well for me.
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