Stuck with Canon PowerShot G7
Believe it or not, this is the first time I have a digital camera that’s hard to get rid of. I used to fancy small digicams but after having problems with the battery-life I have stopped hunting for new ones in the market. This Canon PowerShot G7 is my fourth digicam and it was hubby (as always) who decided to purchase it after checking all the specs and reviews. We’ve had it for about five years now. Although it’s not as slight as the previous ones I had, I love to tuck it in my bag anywhere I go to take pictures.
My five-year old Canon PowerShot G7
The last time I checked for the latest models of Canon PowerShot it was the G12. It looks a little bigger than G7 and I could imagine how it would be in my hands. I have taken good photos with my 10-megapixel Canon PowerShot G7 and the battery is still working great. I must say it’s the best digital camera I’ve ever owned. As you can see, it doesn’t look like the normal handy and compact digicam but it resembles more of the good old film camera. Even so with that look I don’t want to bargain it with the small ones.
Give Away A Digicam
I often get an email offer from online stores which I am subscribed to. Sometimes I just ignore the offer especially if it’s an offer about garden or carpentry tools. Deleted. When this camera was one of the summer offerings I was surprised how cheap it was. The brand is a bit fuzzy though cos I never heard about it before. But I thought it’s a good gift to a grader. As good as his/her first digital camera may be.
Skypix Digital Camera
I think I have found something to recommend to my colleague who’s daughter asked if she could have her own camera this summer. If I have a kid, I would have this for her/him, too. I won’t mind the brand, after all, it’s a digicam. I don’t know where this camera is manufactured from either. I can’t seem to find it online. My online store has just a variety of affordable products and this is one of them. It costs not more than $80, compared to the leading digital camera brands out there. Check below the specs and say what you think.
Skypix Digital Camera
5.0 megapixel
8x digital zoom
640×480 and 320×240 resolution video
Black and white effect
2.4″ LCD screen
Supports SD card-4GB
Compact DSLR Camera
Have you ever thought of buying a DSLR camera but have second thoughts because of its colossal heavy size? The quality of the system camera is way too ingenious than compact digital cameras. But those small digicams are easier to carry around that’s why some people are stuck with the idea of keeping it. Believe me, I haven’t taken hubby’s huge cam when I go out with my friends. It would be heavier than my handbag and much more the same hanging from my neck. I’d rather slide my good old digicam in my handbag. Well, maybe it’s about time for you and me to keep up on the latest digital cams in the market today. Why not peek on Sony Nex-3A, the compact digital camera with interchangeable lens.
Capture DSLR like quality pics with Sony Nex-3A
With this Sony Nex-3A, you can shoot pictures with DSLR-like quality and capture stunning HD videos. It’s brilliantly easy to use, no complicated buttons and menus. I fancy this red one but for non- red suckers, there’s black and silver for you. Available in shops come June. The preliminary price here is 5,600sek. Hmm, that would be $700 more or less. Ack!
Capture HD videos with Sony Nex-3A
Sony Nex-3A features/specs:
14.2 megapixels (total sensor pixels)
Interchangeable lens system
720p HD movie
Sweep panorama with 3D
Background defocus control
Intelligent Auto shooting
10x precision digital zoom
7.5cm LCD screen
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