My cousin Max asked me about digital cameras, so I figured I'd write up a quick review on my experience with them here at "Are you going to buy that?"
Canon Elph / PowerShot
I've owned two digital Canon Elph cameras, and I loved them both. Combine that with the fact that if the camera breaks after the warranty expires, you can "trade up" and get a discount on a newer model. Its not an amazing deal, but a good one. My bad - I forgot the Canon digital cameras are now called PowerShot.
Samsung NV7
This is a nice camera with an amazing zoom, but it is larger than the Canon Elph so I might buy another Canon Elph to carry around with me wherever I go. The pictures are nice, but its not so hot in low light situations. The flash is always popping up when I don't want it to, delaying a snapshot I just want to take quickly.
Panasonic Lumix
This is a really nice camera. My model came with a Leica lens, how can you beat that, even for name recognition?
Kodak EasyShare
I bought two of these cameras because they were super cheap, but they price is reflective of the quality. The Elph's aren't too much more expensive so I'll got for them next time. New to Kodak's imagine suite is their line of inkjet printers which I've heard are very very good. I'm interested to see a printout for myself.
I'm going to review the Canon Elph line again and see what they have for the small cameras right now. I bet they have some great options.
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