Digital Cameras

kenns

Hi everybody, I'm looking for a all singing all dancing compact digital camera, small enough to carry in a small bag. many thanks to all who offer help in advance.....

stevemcol

budget....?

isofa

How long is a piece of string?! Everyone likes different cameras.

I suggest you read some magazines and reviews.

www.stevesdigicams.com
www.dpreview.com

Personally I'd start to look at Canon's and Panasonic's...

prices: www.camerapricebuster.co.uk

etc etc...

kenns

a peice of string is twice the length if you fold it in half from the middle and then measure it, so if I know that do you think someone could be more helpful than that comment...Thank you I was only asking for guiedance not a lecture.

Stompa

What do you want to use it for?

Marsh_Samphire

I have Panasonic Lumix DMC TZ3, 7MP, 10x optical zoom, Leica lens.

kenns

looking to buy for my daughter, she has a boyfriend who plays proffessinal sport so it would need to be able to take action shots

chauhan89

I'm also looking for a camera... So far i've found a few that I quite like which all seem to have really good reviews,
This website has helped me:

http://www.trustedreviews.com/digital-cameras/

So far, i've found the Panasonic DMC-FS3 (Aroun £120... possibly cheaper on ebuyer and/or play.com) and the Canon Ixus 75 seems pretty good too

also, this website has some good reviews too

http://www.cameras.co.uk/

Hope you find the one you want

kenns

is it small enough to carry in small bag

chauhan89

The cameras I've mentioned are compact cameras and therefore will fit into a bag pretty easily

At the moment i'm swaying slightly into buying the Panasonic one, here is the review:

http://www.cameras.co.uk/reviews/panasonic-dmc-fs3.cfm

Although I don't know much about cameras, I know the basics and it sounds like a good camera for the money and the reviews are all quite good

isofa

kenns wrote: »

a peice of string is twice the length if you fold it in half from the middle and then measure it, so if I know that do you think someone could be more helpful than that comment...Thank you I was only asking for guiedance not a lecture.

Charming. I posted 3 helpful links, yet you responded like that to a jokey comment. That sort of response here will not gain you friends, nor good advice - and is it any wonder?

You question is utterly vague, there are many of threads about which camera's to buy, so I assume first you searched the forum. :cool:

With vague requirements, you need to have a look through magazines and reviews.

If you find that advice a lecture, then you might as well go into Currys with a similar question and get ripped off. :rolleyes:

You need to add detail to your request, budget, requirements (one's all singing all dancing, is another's basic features), low light usage, long zoom, wide angle, image stabilisation.