Best Camera For Nature Shots

I personally think Nikon is one of the best cameras but with digital it's more about the megapixel than anything else. To get really high quality pictures you'd need a minimum 16 mega pixel camera.

I know those who have professional cameras like you can relate . But my smartphone can really be so useful for me in taking shots at whatever time i would like too and as you can see in some of my posts, they are also very nice.

@simone10 I am not the ideal person to make a suggestion.I use my smartphone.The camera I have is an old one.I too am thinking about buying a new one..

I have a Nikon Coolpix as well and a Canon Sureshot. But my New Canon Rebel 5 can do so much more.

I have a small Canon Ixus and I am very satisfied, but it's still a basic camera. We had Nikon in the past, but now I prefer Canon.

We have two Nikon's and a cannon - I prefer Nikon

I take nature pictures and own a digital Sony DSC H50 which has great zoom and several other features.

Any digital camera with a EOS Electro optical system is good enough.. For landscape and nature photography you don't need very specialized lenses. My cannon d1100 EOS has been great for me.

I can't help as all I have is a point and shoot. It serves it's purpose though, and I'm able to take reasonable shots of my garden etc.

I really have no idea about that. Sorry to say that.

i've a canon rebel xt that the hubs got me some years back ('fter he broke mine...) 'n then did some work fer a fella who bought me a great zoom lens ('least it t'weren't a calf 'r pup...usually what folks give to me'n lieu 'f payment). i'd really like a macro lens fer those close-ups 'f insects, flowers 'n such, but refuse to pay $350 fer the dang thingy... that bein' said, there's many great lil cameras out there. the higher the megapixels the better quality pic. i reckon depends'n exactly what'cher lookin' fer? i thought those lil coolpix thingies did purty good? i've no personal 'xperience with 'em, jest what i've heard.

@simone10 I have a very slim Casio Exilim that has a lens that has a lens that comes out and you can zoom in and out shots. It works quite well for me It does not cost too much.

We have a Sony Cybershot with 10x zoom. It is a very awesome camera, but can be a little above the low price range. The pics however don't pixelate.

I just have a point and shoot too so I'm not much help. But I'm sure someone on here will be able to give you some advice.

I use a point and shoot Sony digital that I paid $75 for 3 years ago!

My Kodak C533 is good enough for landscapes, and decent for flower shots.

All I have is a little Nikon myself. I think it's a great camera but I am not that big into photography.

I am a loyal canon user mainly because of its durability. For pro shots I own Canon EOS 600D. I'm not a professional but the i am happy with outdoor shots, I can't say the same with the night shots though. For underwater shots I still have my Canon D10. I have it for 5 years already, not as crisp as I wanted it but it does the job!