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Posted by Bob M on October 06, 2005 at 11:55:59 from (151.190.254.107):
In Reply to: Re: OT digital camera/camcorder purchase. What to posted by Nebraska Cowman on October 06, 2005 at 11:11:59:
I can second the Canon A60! Mine is still going strong after 8,000+ images. It's just the right size (pocketable but big enough to hold onto even with gloves) is very easy on batteries (can get 300+ shots on a single set of rechargable LiMh AA's) and takes excellent quality photos. And it makes acceptable video clips too. My "main" camera is an 4 year old (ancient in digicam terms...) Olympus C2100 ultrazoom. It's shot over 20,000 images altogether - often under extreme conditions of cold, dust, rain, snow, etc - and is still working great. Punch below for a comprehensive listing of digital camera reviews. I used when selecting both of my cameras - the reviews were very helpful in making my selections.
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