Recommend me a point n shoot-New Camera pics.

Stuart Truman said:
There are some real fans of the X series on Flickr. I've seen some great shots taken with it. I found a big limitation with my Lumix when I realised there was no exposure compensation. Still, mustn't grumble for the price :)

Found a few X sites on there, plus some good video x100 how-to's on Youtube. As for the Lumix, they're tricky to find now but my fx-550 has exposure compensation. Wasn't expensive at the time either.
 
Carol M said:
So my new camera is here but the battery is dead......tap.....tap......tap......tap :|

Probably just needs charging for 24 hours!! How annoying, my new camera did at least have some charge to power it up but still needed a 16 hours charge to get the battery going properly. can you run the camera on a DC adapter from the mains?

Andi.
 
Just for info - panasonic do make a chunk of the latest Leica range...

http://leicarumors.com/2011/01/27/leica-d-lux-5-vs-panasonic-lx-5-image-comparison.aspx/



As for simple cheap point and shoot's, id highly recommend the Canon IXUS range, each year they're updated and their low light performance sans flash is amazing.

With regards to Megapixels and Sensors, ignore megapixels, it's all about the sensor quality/size. Canon 40d is only 10.1 MP but will still outshine most compacts claiming 16MP+. Next is the lens, then MP if somehow a 10MP image isnt enough (maybe you're working in graphic design/printing?)

*Source - photographers in the family, having a draw in my study dedicated to SLRs :P
 
Andi, I'm taking the time to be patient and read the manual! 210 mins for full recharge it says.
Jimmy, I had an Ixus before and I agree it was a great little camera.

Right, had a little play and I'm impressed so far...
All these were took on Intelligent Auto setting.
I don't think it's got the zed colour quite right tho so I'm going to have to have a look at the settings. On this one it took two quick shots itself to compensate for backlighting (So it said on the screen).


Two shots on this one too


The car colour is more like it on this one.



This next one was taken with no zoom, you can see I've written the word 'bird' in the middle on the wires coming from the pole, where the bird was sat, then on the next one I've zoomed in with it's maximum 20x to take the Swallow on the wires. I didn't use the digital zoom.( I did try that on the horses in the field and was very impressed with the results)


Watcha think?
 
They look great Carol !
We too have had Canon Ixuss (or should that be Ixii ?) previously (a 40 and a 75)
Based on this thread and a quick trawl of the net, Dot is going to get a T Z4 0 to go with her new Z4.
Thanks for posting the pics

Terry


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Quality first results Carol :thumbsup: Zoom is very impressive! Try playing with the white balance in order to get the colours you want for the environment you're shooting. Look forward to seeing more examples as you get to know it better!
 
Bonus!
Checked Curry's website and the silver/gun metal model was reduced by £30 :P
Ordered it Thursday and it was delivered yesterday.
Fantastic service and a lovely piece of kit.
Thanks for asking the original question Carol :thumbsup:

Terry
 
Excellent! It's really impressive.
Got some pics from the Lakes to put up when I get round to it. (Including one of that tiger that just killed that woman :( )
 
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