Nikon S50 vs. Canon SD800
It's come down to these two cameras. Plenty of positive remarks about the SD, not many ppl have the Nikon, but the specs are nearly identical, but the camera is a bit cheaper... and cooler looking imo. Thoughts?
S50: http://www.dpreview.com/news/0702/07..._nikons50c.asp http://www.digitalcamerareview.com/assets/8685.jpg SD800IS: http://www.dpreview.com/news/0609/06...on_sd800is.asp http://www.dpreview.com/news/0609/ca..._frontback.jpg |
really LEANING toward the Canon for the 28mm lens. :thumbsup:
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saw some sample pics at pbase from the S50... umm.. yeah. dude that camera is sooo thin. it can't take good pics. not in 2007, at least.
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Between those two, I'd go with the 800IS, I'm a Canon person. But I did buy the 800IS last October and returned it for the A710IS, for a few reasons;
A710IS has Full Manual control, found myself needing a P&S last summer with this. up to 210 mm lens didn't want another camera with proprietary battery, A710IS uses regular "AA's" if needed. didn't like the picture at full wide 28mm, blurry at corners on 800IS If I had done some more reading, I would have purchased A710IS in the first place. |
^ nice review of the A710IS, but looks a bit bulky? Keep in mind I'm looking for an ultracompact. For what it has, the SD800 seems to be my best option.
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update, just purchased the SD800+ a 2GB card for $320 on amazon. Can't wait to have a camera again. :)
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nice dawg.
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Enjoy the 800.
Just wanted to make sure that you understood that I return the 800 because I wanted the features of the 710. Not that the 800 had problems or was a bad camera. |
^ Yep. I took your advice with a grain of salt. This will be the travel/portable type of camera. It needed to be SMALL. Eventually, with much more research, I want to get a nice camera... and size won't rally matter. heh
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