Camera Question

[EmporerEJ]

I have bought, and re-bought Casio Exilim. Starting with the 3.2 megapixel, to my current 8 Megapixel.
They are Excellent cameras, have a short (3X) optical zoom (Plus digital for what it's worth) and the 8 meg (as well as the 6meg had) decent video cameras.
I kid you not. For 2 years, I recorded Borough Council meetings that could be decently played back on DVD with these little darlings.
The rub was max 1 hour recording time per battery.
but extra batteries are cheap.

The best part. INCREDIBLY thin. I'm talking shirt pocket. Like elph, but better.
I ALWAYS carry my camera, and it has been handy.
They are also very durable, as i beat the hell out of them, and have only ever had one service issue, which was handled quickly by Casio, at no cost.

I will continue to buy Casio. I don't care what anyone else says. They have served me well.
It's one of the very few tech products that I actually think I've gotten my money's worth from, and don't flinch when buying a new one. (You know, being the cheap bastard I am.)

[Hell Puppy]

Canon Digital Elphs....

They're tiny, take a great pic and handle low light VERY well.

[Toby]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

Canon Digital Elphs....

They're tiny, take a great pic and handle low light VERY well.

I haven't used my SD1100 in a low light situation yet. Good to know that it will do the job should the need arise.

I just like the fact that it fits easily in my shirt pocket.

[Hell Puppy]

Originally Posted by Toby

I haven't used my SD1100 in a low light situation yet. Good to know that it will do the job should the need arise.

I just like the fact that it fits easily in my shirt pocket.

All of the elphs do well in low light, if that one has image stabilization and high ISO, you can pretty much shoot in the dark without flash or tripod.