new digital camera

well i have a cannon 4 mp and it seems ok to me but i dont think i have the talent to make the best of it, blessed be xxxx

for me camera with 4megapixal is already good for print in A3 size.. me myself start with fuji.. fuji produce good color especially green.. Kodak is bit warmer i suggest u go to shop and test it ur self.. see how ur hand compatible with..

Fuji is a good make - though to be honest, any well-known make is pretty good these days. One thing to look for in the later models is the LCD screen size - many of them now are 2.5 to 3 inches in size, much larger than they used to be and they make composing the picture much clearer and easier. Prices have come down quite a lot lately too, at least here in Toronto - I assume it is the same in the UK. Good luck in your choice - and happy snappin'!

I recommend you to take a look at this camera review site first : http://www.steves-digicams.com. I prefer to have a digicams with Super zoom (10x-12x). Fuji FinePix S6000fd which recommended by steve is quite good, and it also has a fantastic video recording too. I was surprised to see the result. I always thoguht digicam and videocam are 2 different camera I need to have, but after seeing the Finepix result, may be I can have both in that digicam.

If price is no bar then i would suggest Nikon 606 , its a 6 mega pixel , with excelent picture quality, auto red eye correction and many more features, and that too with easy handling, isnt that sound great.

Hi Taurusgirl, I have two questions that will contribute signficantly towards your decision. What is your price range? What do you want to shoot primarily? If you can afford to spend between 700-800, I would go SLR, particularly with the Canon Digital Rebel XT. Both Canon and Nikon SLR cameras are considered professional grade but also offer a point and shoot mode if you so desire. In other words, you can geek out all you want with manual mode and exposure settings and purchase $2000 lenses for this camera. Or you can switch it to auto mode and be happy with the kit lens that comes with the camera. It's a great camera to grow into as a photographer. Let me know what you are most looking forward to shooting and I can help you out further in the decision :)

Yes, Fuji produces good and affordable cameras. You should know what are your basic needs before you get one. If you have proceed from a normal camera user to a keen photographer, choose a prosumer camera. It has all basics and some extra features found in DSLR. You can consider Kodak, Canon and Panasonic.

I use DSLR, but if I were looking for a point and shoot type of digital camera, I'd look at Canon, Nikon or Fuji. I have an old Fuji 2 MP camera that I still use of quick snapshots. It's been a very good camera. I think the reputations of those three makers would be hard to top.

I have a samsung but its a 5.0 mega pix. it works great and only cost like 80 dollars. I can also take do video with it. Good luck on whatever purchase you make.

I recently bought a kodak 6 megapixels with a 10x zoom lens. I like it because it takes nice pics and it's easy to use. I shopped around, and found the best sale price online, at Best Buy, I saved $110.00 and they have free shipping.

I am also using Olympus 4.1 mega pixel camera. recently i browsed in the net and olympus stylus 760 with 7.1 megapixel seems to be a good one at a reasonable price