[tholmes]

Hi I am not sure if I am posting this in the right area or not, if I am in the wrong area please let me know thanks..

I have finally decided to get a digital camera, and I have done a lot of reading on them, but I am so lost, I think I need a map!!

I have finally narrowed it down to a few I can afford, but am not sure what is the best choice, can some one help me wade through all this info and lead me in the right direction for a good digital camera?

Here are the links of the few I found...

http://tinyurl.com/2jc8vu

http://tinyurl.com/243v9l

http://tinyurl.com/ysnous

http://tinyurl.com/2xu5s5

Thank you....

[ferrija1]

The last three at Staples say:


Enter Canadian Postal Code
For an accurate list of available items and inventory in your area, we need to find out some more information about your location.

[tholmes]

Hi I was just informed that you need my Postal Code in order to view the pages, here you go
V9G 1B2

Thanks for letting me know ferrija1 :-)

[Guyzer]

I'm surprised nobody has pointed you here yet..... has reviews on most of the latest stuff.
http://www.steves-digicams.com/hardware_reviews.html

[ferrija1]

Why did you post 3 links to the same camera?

I would get the Kodak, they're easy to use and have many features, though the Samsung looks good too.

http://www.google.com/search?num=100...ew&btnG=Search
http://www.google.com/search?num=100...ew&btnG=Search
http://www.google.com/search?num=100...ew&btnG=Search

[slipe]

Far and away the best camera you have listed is the Canon A460. It is also the only one Steve has reviewed. When you get down to entry level cameras they are often ignored by the better reviews.

If you want a photo printer the HP setup might be OK. For small prints you don’t need a world beating camera.

[tholmes]

I didnt they are all different cameras, they might the same store but all different.. :-)
So you think the Kodak or the Samsung is good, ok that helps thank you..

Originally Posted by ferrija1

Why did you post 3 links to the same camera?

I would get the Kodak, they're easy to use and have many features, though the Samsung looks good too.

http://www.google.com/search?num=100...ew&btnG=Search
http://www.google.com/search?num=100...ew&btnG=Search
http://www.google.com/search?num=100...ew&btnG=Search

[tholmes]

This one does look good and Steves break down of the info really helped, whew we might be getting some where :-)
Thanks for all the help everyone!

Originally Posted by slipe

Far and away the best camera you have listed is the Canon A460. It is also the only one Steve has reviewed. When you get down to entry level cameras they are often ignored by the better reviews.

If you want a photo printer the HP setup might be OK. For small prints you don’t need a world beating camera.

[svonavja]

Ok Ok, Sorry But Kodak sucks, their good ones are way too much. I am a huge Nikon fan because they are so easy to use and take such great Pictures. Canon's are great also.

You really do not need to go over 6M pixels, it's over kill unless your making posters.

I just puchased a new Camera to play with, It's a Nikon L11 I bought it at Target for $129.00. Great deal for this camera. It works well. Get a 1-2Gb SD memory card and your good to go. I bought this one after getting my Nikon D50 and Cool Pix 3200 stolen. Gotta Love that.

Cheers!

[tholmes]

Thank you everyone for your help, I finally picked a good one, I choose the Canon A460, and I got a 1 GB card as well for $25.00 so I am good to go.. Thanks once again for all the help..

[Guyzer]

Good choice......

[tholmes]

thank you :-)
I have been taking pics all day and driving everybody mad around here!! LOL I love it..