Digital Camera, Recommend one?

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1. Mitchel
   

    Choosing the best digital camera to buy that will cost you under $200 can be quite a daunting task especially if you don't have a particular brand in mind. Here i will give you 10 of the best digital cameras under $200.

   
   Possibly the slimmest Digital ELPH camera, the Canon PowerShot SD780IS is a pretty powerful point-and-shot that captures photos in bold saturated colors. I've had this camera for a couple of months now and I couldn't be more happier with it. Design-wise, it possesses all the good qualities of a high-end Canon digital camera in sleek, slim and classic form factor. What I really like about this camera is that I can bring it anywhere and take as many snapshots of anything that catches my fancy. Its small form factor allows me to snug it into my pocket - hence optimum portability.

   Feature-wise, this camera is fully packed, topped by a 12.1 megapixel CCD, 3x optical zoom lens with optical image stabilizer, HD movie shooting capability with HDMI output, and a 2.5-inch widescreen PurecColor LCD II screen with face detection feature. Of course, those are just major features, this camera still has tons of great features that are definitely worth discovering. Suffice to say, this camera is probably one of the best digital cameras that you can buy under $200. (Price: $176.95)

   Also featuring a 12.1 megapixel CCD sensor, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP8 exudes excellence in both its design and function. This camera boasts of a high-quality 28mm wide-angle, 4.6x Leica DC lens with folding optics. Leica fans would surely love this camera because of this Leica DC lens. For advanced features, this camera will not let itself to be outdone by competitors. It boasts of high-speed auto focus and an intelligent auto (iA) suites. This fast AF when combined with high-speed start-up of only 0.95 seconds will enable you to capture even the most fleeting and difficult shots. It also has Power Optical Image Stabilization (O.I.S.) which doubly represses power as compared to other digital camera's image stabilization system. Other features of this camera include - a 2.7-inch large intelligent LCD, face recognition mode and battery life that allows you to capture 380 pictures per charging. Design-wise, the camera's body is futuristic-looking and yet stylish. (Price: $162.95)

   A 5x wide-angle optical vibration reduction (VR) zoom combined with a high-resolution 2.7-inch LCD makes this Nikon Coolpix camera a stand-out among the digital cameras of its kind on the market today. This camera exemplifies being stylish and simple and yet functional digital camera. Design-wise, you can't go wrong with its all-metal body. It also features Nikon's Smart Portrait System which allows you to find faces, removes red-eye, softens fine skin lines and fires shutter only when your subject smiles and would even warn you if your subject blinks. The Nikon Coolpix S570 also features a 5x zoom Nikkor lens featuring 28mm wide-angle coverage and Nikon's innovative EXPEED digital image-processing concept combined with 12.0 effective megapixels allows you to take stunning photos at all times. (Price: $127.99)

   Sony digital cameras are well-known for their Carl Zeiss lens which produces vivid photos even at the most challenging shooting conditions. The DSC-W350 is one good Sony point-and-shoot from Sony's CyberShot family featuring a 26mm wide angle Carl Zeiss lens with 4x zoom capability. What makes this camera unique is that it features Sweep panorama mode which allows you to take breathtaking panorama shots. Its 2.7-inch LCD displays these shots in the most vivid and crisp fashion. The camera also lets you capture 720p HD movies and also features Optical SteadyShot image stabilization, iAuto and Face Motion Detection. Did we mention that the Sony DSC-W350 is equipped with a 14.1 megapixel resolution CCD sensor? This camera supports memory stick duo, memory stick PRO duo, memory stick PRO-HG Duo for photo storage. (Price: $175.00)

    

    

    

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