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Diesel1 · 03-02-07, 12:17

For P&S and something compact in your price range, i have the nikon coolpix 5200 and it takes pretty damn good pics for what it is! All the pics I have posted on heere have been from that camera.

The following concert shots may be slightly blurry because I didn't have my lil tri-pod

The coolpix has many manual features which I am still tinkering with and the P&S is pretty good. You can also take consecutive shots in sport mode like this:

For what it is (My first digital) I really like this camera. I have a Canon Rebel SLR (Film) that I used and really like film, but this digital camera made me like digital. It's pretty small, takes video, manual options, and some other cool features. I am still learning this camera as I am no where near even a hobbyist....I just like taking nice photos. It's small enough to fit in a coat pocket and the case I have can go around a belt to make it even easier to carry around.

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Diesel1 Registered User Diesel1 is offline Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 442	Re: Looking for a new Digi-Cam..... For P&S and something compact in your price range, i have the nikon coolpix 5200 and it takes pretty damn good pics for what it is! All the pics I have posted on heere have been from that camera. The following concert shots may be slightly blurry because I didn't have my lil tri-pod The coolpix has many manual features which I am still tinkering with and the P&S is pretty good. You can also take consecutive shots in sport mode like this: For what it is (My first digital) I really like this camera. I have a Canon Rebel SLR (Film) that I used and really like film, but this digital camera made me like digital. It's pretty small, takes video, manual options, and some other cool features. I am still learning this camera as I am no where near even a hobbyist....I just like taking nice photos. It's small enough to fit in a coat pocket and the case I have can go around a belt to make it even easier to carry around.