Cheap camera for 2 week holiday?

[Deleted User]

ringo_24601 wrote: »

I've owned a cheap Fuji and Samsung - both slow, painful to use with poor picture quality. Absolute wastes of money.

As with most things, depends on the model.

I have a Finepix SL 1000 and it's excellent, and I say this as a long term 35mm SLR user.

I value having a good camera myself, so wouldn't touch those cheap brands with a barge-pole

There's cheap in price (a good thing) and cheap in quality (a bad thing), so, while I'd put my Finepix in the first category, I wouldn't put it in the second.

[Deleted User]

And as I said; i've tried the low end Fuji and Samsung models - both cack. However i've also tried a low end Panasonic and it was great.

I'm saying this as a user of digital cameras since 1998 ;-)

[Deleted User]

Actually you said cheap, not low end. The two are not necessarily the same.

My Finepix is (for what you get) quite cheap, but I wouldn't call it low end.

Anne_Marie_2

What about a lightning/usb flash drive for your iPhone? This one seems to be pretty cheap.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00Z0G6M6U/ref=noref?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&s=electronics

neilwoods

jackieblack wrote: »

Lightning to USB cable = the supplied charging/sync lead (?)
I think OP would have to transfer photos to pc/laptop first before they could be transferred to pen drive, afaik you can't transfer directly

Fine call it a lightning otg cable then, but it will transfer directly.