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alfredo

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1. How much you want to spend?

Reply to northoftheborder (Original post)

Tue Feb 9, 2016, 05:04 PM

Feb 2016

In the $700 range is the Lumix LX 100 It has no articulating screens, so you will have to bend down to do low aspect shots. It has a bright lens but not much of a zoom. A viewfinder and pocketable is usually at odds.

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Suggestions for travel camera [View all] northoftheborder Feb 2016 OP

How much you want to spend? alfredo Feb 2016 #1

Cellphones have largely killed off the inexpensive point n shoot cameras. The image quality is high flamin lib Feb 2016 #2

yes - I've been using my cell phone for years because so handy, but terrible for outdoors. northoftheborder Feb 2016 #4

Canon PowerShot G16 Major Nikon Feb 2016 #3

Hmmm - didn't know you could still buy film. I still have my last film camera--- northoftheborder Feb 2016 #5

Film is still available in many different types of emulsions Major Nikon Feb 2016 #8

Thanks for the tip. I'm going to look for this retail, then order from Canon if I like it. northoftheborder Feb 2016 #6

I have the Canon Powershot G15 --which was precursor to the G16 mnhtnbb Feb 2016 #7

Nikon CoolPix liberal N proud Feb 2016 #9

I bought a Fujifilm Finepix S9900W that I love csziggy Feb 2016 #10