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best sub £100.00 digital camera??
chelleyb
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I recently broke my digital camera, :mad: it was a samsung and pretty easy to use.
I am looking to replace it, I have £100.00 maximum to spend!
Its basically used for pictures of kids, holidays, parties etc. Nothing fancy although daughter does love to pose!
I have seen these ones with face recognition that look quite good, but worried it may be too complicated.....
Does anyone have any advice as its a minefield?!?!? :eek:
thanks :beer:
I am looking to replace it, I have £100.00 maximum to spend!
Its basically used for pictures of kids, holidays, parties etc. Nothing fancy although daughter does love to pose!
I have seen these ones with face recognition that look quite good, but worried it may be too complicated.....
Does anyone have any advice as its a minefield?!?!? :eek:
thanks :beer:
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I think a Canon A480 would suit very well. It is available from several places, but Argos happen to be selling it for a good price, £69.99, in red or black, 45 customer reviews, mostly 4/5 star. It is easy to use, and gives good results. It even has face detection, and will take movies with sound! I have had several Canon powershot cameras over the years, and have been pleased with all of them.

A 2 or 4 Gb SD memory card is essential (the 32Mb card supplied will only hold a few photos). Also 4 rechargeable AA batteries plus charger (camera only uses 2, but you can keep 2 others as backup), will be useful, and will save on buying replaceable batteries all the time. A case will help keep the camera clean, and protect it when not in use. You should still have change from £100! The camera specification is :-- 10 mega pixels.
- Body material metal.
- 3.3 x optical zoom.
- 4 x digital zoom.
- 32Mb memory card.
- 2.5in LCD screen.
- Digital anti-blur, motion detection and auto ISO.
- Face detection - 9 faces.
- Continuous shooting, 0.8 shots per second.
- In camera red eye fix.
- Takes memory card formats SD, SDHC, MMC, MMCplus and HC MMCplus.
- Movie capture with sound.
- Cables to output to TV supplied.
- Maximum ISO range 1600.
- 15 scene modes.
- Self timer.
- Built-in flash.
- USB (mini-B, MTP, PTP) connection.
- Accessories in box 2 x AA alkaline batteries, 1 x AV cable (AVC-DC300), 1 x USB interface cable (IFC-400 PCU), 1 x 32Mb SD memory card, Getting Started guide, camera user guide (on CD), Canon digital camera solution disk 4.0.
- Simply point and shoot for great results.
- Weight 140 grams.
- Depth of camera when shut 3.11cm.
- Size of camera (H)9.21, (W)6.2, (D)3.11cm.
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