Sony Cyber-shot® DSC-N2 Digital Camera
http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTE...s_megapixels_8
uh.. thinking about getting it..


10.1mp, 3" touchscreen.
any comments? concerns?
i was also thinking about a samsung that is waterproof up to 10ft for up to an hour and shock proof from a 5 foot drop. 7mp, not sure if i want it. cant find it online, forgot what one it was.
edit: both $349
uh.. thinking about getting it..


10.1mp, 3" touchscreen.
any comments? concerns?
i was also thinking about a samsung that is waterproof up to 10ft for up to an hour and shock proof from a 5 foot drop. 7mp, not sure if i want it. cant find it online, forgot what one it was.
edit: both $349

I like this camera, it's a panasonic with a LEICA lens!! 7.2mp
http://www.beachcamera.com/Shop/prod...sku=PNDMCFX50K
Megapixels don't mean much of anything for image quality when you're dealing with these little compact models. The lenses just don't have the resolving power.
What are you going to use the camera for?
What are you going to use the camera for?
whats taht?
true, didnt think about that. ill have to look into that.
thanks, i might take ya up on that.
just using it for taking pictures if i go out, vacations, car shows.. nothing exactly special.
true, didnt think about that. ill have to look into that.
thanks, i might take ya up on that.just using it for taking pictures if i go out, vacations, car shows.. nothing exactly special.
Save some money and go with a Fuji F20 for $169, or if you forsee using semi-manual controls at some point in the future, the F30 for $209 after a $50 rebate.
They have the same lens and sensor, the F30 has stuff like aperture- or shutter-priority auto modes and some more advanced controls whereas the F20 does not. The big advantage with both of these cameras is they have a very solid lens, and the sensor kicks the crap out of any other non-SLR sensor in overall image quality, and specifically in per-pixel sharpness, overall noise performance, low-light noise performance, and high ISO noise performance. What that means is either one is the ultimate camera for having social pictures in dark bars come out nice and clear.
They have the same lens and sensor, the F30 has stuff like aperture- or shutter-priority auto modes and some more advanced controls whereas the F20 does not. The big advantage with both of these cameras is they have a very solid lens, and the sensor kicks the crap out of any other non-SLR sensor in overall image quality, and specifically in per-pixel sharpness, overall noise performance, low-light noise performance, and high ISO noise performance. What that means is either one is the ultimate camera for having social pictures in dark bars come out nice and clear.
Last edited by MrFatbooty; Dec 18, 2006 at 10:06 AM.


