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Best point and shoot money can buy?
Hello, I'm trying to buy a camera … What is the best, so this analysis less: I want at least 4x wide angle zoom at least 28 mm size sensor: sensor size excellent (quality is a must) If no optical viewfinder The screen should be seen under the sun. I've seen some of them as Nikon Coolpix, Canon SD 880, Sony W170, Canon G10 (it is bigger, but I still pocketable). Not I am interested in manual settings, so it is not an advantage for me. But I do not know what is the best. "The best thing for me is one who takes pictures without blur, vivid colors and wide angle, good shots in low light, pocket … Thanks in advance. What about the Nikon S710?
I think the best p & s money can buy is the Canon G10. This is a camera made specifically to be a pocket (if you have large pockets) of the camera get as close to the SLR as it gets. Also costs about the same, yet the quality is miles away from the easiest and cheapest SLR …. Due to the high quality large sensor = + good glass and great glass of sensor + = large size of the camera. This is physics, the laws can hardly be broken by creating a small camera with high quality …. Only one thing I have to warn you about – the cameras do not take pictures … You, the photographer, take them. Camera is your tool. So if you have no idea what you're doing, you will not be able to take great pictures even with top of line of $ 6000 + SLR systems. You do not want the manual controls – but with a manual control is how to ensure your images are sharp and vivid blurred. Automatic methods do not always know what you're photographing, even with all the big words such as "face detection", and so on – If you want to get the best results, you should get a camera with manual controls and learn how to use them. This is why the best p & s cameras are loaded with manual controls. Because they are designed to handle more serious, who knows a little more than pressing a button. So, I'm afraid – You will not be able to obtain a p & s no manual controls … And this is a good thing! LEM.
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