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While i did enjoy my Canon A95 it did bring up an issue that i cant ignore when
i'm gonna be father in December. Its slow, takes a while to focus and isnt that good with movement and in house shooting. Now a friend of mine gave me this: Casio Exilim (EX-Z20) and i have to say it does a good job for what i want with it. Now for my question, can this camera replace my A95 (it does had 8 instead of 5 MP) Or is the aging Canon still best for outdoor and other stuff? |
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casio is a very innovative company and they make very nice compact digital cameras. where canon makes very nice dslr's but their line of digital cameras i definitely would stay away from. another good option is probably looking for a fuji with a super ccd sensor.
have any price range u have in mind ? |
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casio is a very innovative company and they make very nice compact digital cameras. where canon makes very nice dslr's but their line of digital cameras i definitely would stay away from. another good option is probably looking for a fuji with a super ccd sensor. |
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I 'thought' Canon has some of the best compacts and P&S's around. canon's cmos sensors are great but i cant say the same for their ccd sensors they use for the compacts. honestly i wouldn't make the assumption of just because their S2/3/5is models are good among their own competition (which they aren't really) not all of their point and shoots are good. right now the best sensors used in point and shoots are super ccd sensors (especially bigger sensors 1/1.7 and 2/3 sensors) made by fujifilm. their iso performance is miles ahead of sensors used by canon even when you compare same size sensors. i'm no expert on dslr's as i've only had a dslr now for 3 weeks but when it comes to point and shoot i've made so much research on them ![]() |
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