shahnial

hello,
i want to buy digital camera please can anyone guide me which dgi cam gt great professional results,..

X2

point and shoot, slr? what is your budget, etc etc.

how does this one look?

Hasselblad H3DII-39MS SLR Digital Camera

Faisal

^ Hahaha... X2. Did you actually google for the "most expensive digital camera" to make your point??

X2

but of course

Faisal

Anyway, dunno what shahnial is looking for... but these days I am also doing my research for a pocketable digicam. My main one is Canon Digital Rebel and it gives excellent results.... however, its big and some times I don't feel like dragging a whole camera bag with me.

What I am looking for is ultra-compact, and it should give really good low light results. Price really does not matter, but should be under $400.

Two cams I am currently considering are Sony Cybershot T300 and Canon Powershot SD890 IS.

Any ideas?

MehnazQ

I've had my eye on the Canon Powershot SD890 and SD790 for a few days now. Both of these cameras have gotten excellent reviews.

I think what drew me in was the price. Cameras are so cheap these days. I paid like $500+ for my Canon Powershot S410 4 years ago. Now they are even better ... and cheaper! Won't get it anytime soon, but I seriously am tempted to buy it.

MANIAC24

i have a cannon 8.0 megapixel and itz really good

shahnial

bro u sounds nice i think Sony Cybershot T300 is right choice ,sony always gives 100%satisfactory results could u tell me more bout it tell me about its functional features.....

Faisal

Here you go!! (Click here)

shahnial

oh thanks a lot yara

Faisal

By the way, after reading some of the reviews here

Sony CyberShot DSC-T300 - Digital Camera Reviews & Photography Tips

I am completely off the Sony T-300. First and foremost, the job of a digital camera (especially if it costs upwards of $300) is to take very good photographs. Form factor and other bells and whistles (smile/face/move detection etc) come next.

zobia

Go here and read this study on DSLR, organized by "the Wall street Journal Digital Network". (along with the rankings, trends bla bla)

it may help you.

Kevyan

If you want to compare camera side by side ... try this link

Digital Camera Magazine

Faisal

^Good concept, but it doesn't have a lot of newer model cams.

Ahmed_Jehanzeb

I usually go to these sites:

Steve's Digicams - Camera Reviews

Digital Cameras - Over 500 digital cameras reviews!

Currently own one of these:

Canon PowerShot A590 IS Digital Camera - First Shots - The Imaging Resource!

Compared to the Sony T300, the images are sharper on this Canon.

AhmedNSX

well it all comes down to your personal needs, you want a camera as a personal hobby (photography), as a blank to fill in the list of gadgets in your drawer, a family want/need.

and don't EVER buy Sony or Lumix (Panasonic), whilst they are both very highly trust able brand names, they know s h i t about making Camera, ever wonder why there DLSR's are so friggin' cheap...?, thats because no one really buys them, well at least no one with a bit of knowledge about Camera's, how about this, my point an click Nikon L5 7.0 meg Cam (as I've tested and am enthusiast in the field) is as good a (and I s h i t you not!) 12 meg Sony "cybershot", if you're looking to buy a nice point and click or even a DSLR, then the only options I'd suggest are anything among Nikon, Cannon, Olympus, Minolta, and if you can afford to then Hasselblad, these are the top 5 Camera manufacturers in the world.

personally to any one I'd suggest the Nikon D90 DSLR which is not out in every market yet, but its worth every single penny, its 12 megs, upto 7 fps (making it faster then the Cannon EOS 1Ds Mark III's fps of 5, at the moment the best professional camera available in the market @ nearly $12,000 for the kit, although I'd have a Nikon D3 over it anyday!, 9 fps is to blame for that ), and is the worlds first DSLR to record video and not just any Video, video in 720p quality, that means @ 30 fps (frames per seconds) its video recording capabilities are on par with some of the best Sony Handycams ($900+ in price), all that for just around $1,800 for the body plus 18/105 lens, the price might be steep but trust me its worth it!.

here's a preview of the Nikon D90 www . youtube . com / watch?v=mwG86ym3Ucg , the Video played in that preview has not been fiddled around with in any way, and Nikon has guaranteed that if the D90 produces video any lower then shown, will be fully refundable with cash.

if you've got any questions related to Camera's or anythings else in my other fields of interest, just feel free to stop my profile and ask me whatever you want to .

besta luck if you havent made the mistake of purchasing that "cybershot", and petty if you already did .

zobia

^ i must say good review.

why dont you share ur photography in RKS forum's photography thread....so we can also see the results of Nikon L5, and your creative work.

we do have couple of good photographers here...and it will expressively challenging if u present your oeuvres.

SuperAijaz

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