which point and shoot for vacations??
Hello! I own a Nikon D7000 and love it! I took it to Disney two years ago and felt that it was just too heavy to lug around with me. I was a nervous wreck worrying about it getting damaged or stolen! My hubby bought me a Nikon Coolpix L610. I love the size and that is about all I love about it. It is soooooo slow! (I know I'm spoiled with the D7000) It eats batteries up!!! and I don't like having to look at the monitor while taking the picture. I prefer a view finder.
I want something small, faster, that doesn't eat batteries with a view finder. I have three sons and we are very active. I want to be able to carry it on me for times when we are skiing, hanging out on the boat or the beach etc. We are going to Brazil in Aug and I would like to have a new one by then.
Which cameras do you suggest I look into? Thank you!
I want something small, faster, that doesn't eat batteries with a view finder. I have three sons and we are very active. I want to be able to carry it on me for times when we are skiing, hanging out on the boat or the beach etc. We are going to Brazil in Aug and I would like to have a new one by then.
Which cameras do you suggest I look into? Thank you!
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For a really small unit, I always recommend the Canon s series - I think it's up to the s110 at this point. I have the s95 and can't say enough good things about it - LOVED it when I took it to France and Scotland. It was super and coped with everything... and is about the size of a cellphone.
You can even purchase additional lenses and accessories for it, to include underwater housing if you want that. I think the G15 runs about $350 ish.
Highly recommend.
Sherry
If you can justify the expense and accept a fixed 35mm (effective) lens, I can recommend the X100S highly.
An "accurate" reproduction of a scene and a good photograph are often two different things.
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14-24 24-70 70-200mm (vr2)
85 and 50 1.4
45 PC and sb910 x2
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If you want to stick with Nikon the new P340
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I understand your concerns. DSLR really have no place on a beach. I use the Olympus TG-2 and am very satisfied with it. The one drawback is that it does not shoot in RAW but Lightroom does offer some good editing with jpeg so it really is no issue for me. You can see my underwater results, at the following place; http://fotos4eternity.smugmug.com/Marine-Life/
BTW I just switched over to Smuggmug and therefore I am at the infancy stage of moving my photos over but I am impressed with Smuggmug and the tight incorporation with Lightroom.
Good luck with your decision making.
Luc
2nd place: Canon G-series—great cameras.
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