[lance72]

Hi friends,

I am looking for digital camera from last 2 months but didn't find any best camera. Christmas season is up and I want to purchase digital camera asap. The camera should consists of following features:
* Good zoom quality
* 2.7" TFT
* HD picture quality
* Long lasting battery backup.
You can suggest me any other camera also. Please recommend me the best website where I can check out latest and best quality digital camera and purchase it.

[coastie65]

Hi and welcome to the forums. I just bought this one: http://www.tigerdire...wwivuT_U83iqw1A I haven't used it much, but I do like it and it does do HD Video very well.

This post has been edited by coastie65: 17 December 2010 - 09:55 AM

[crazy4laptops]

Hey Lance!

Check out these cameras, these should do nicely for a photo enthusiast!

Pentax RZ10
Panasonic DMC-ZS7K
Sony HX5V

If you'd like the best prices, where are you in the world? USA, Canada, UK?

[coastie65]

You might try this site. It is in Mumbai, India : http://www.jjmehta.c...italcamera.html

[mjd420nova]

Since the failure of my long-time optical Minolta, I've had a Kodak, Pentax and Canon units and was not pleased with any of them. The performance was poor at best and the Pentax failed 4 days after the warranty ran out. I have since been very pleased with Nikon's CoolPix line, having purchased a 10 MP and 12 MP unit that have exceeded my expectations. My main focus was on the battery type and length of use. I opted for units that take standard AA cells and not the rechargeable ones with hard to find replacements or charging options. The action of recharging the flash or saving the image is speeded up by using the newer lithium cells that last longer too. I have since managed to buy a "like new", seldom used Minolta SLR that fits all my lenses from the previous model. The digital is good for short range but is difficult to hold steady for any telephoto shots. This is where the SLR and its 1,000 MM lens exceed anything available for under $2,500. I have found that getting the film processed for negatives only is now my choice, $3.50 for 24-28 images but they double the price for prints. Skip the prints, scan the negatives and print those I want on my own printer.

This post has been edited by mjd420nova: 30 May 2012 - 07:06 AM

[Szczecinianin]

Well, 15× optical zoom with stabilization (Sony H9) is pretty good if you're not a professional reporter. And another feature that's important is if the camera offers proportions other than 4:3, like 3:2 and 16:9. Proportion 3:2 allows you to skip photolabs and forget image cropping, you can print your images directly on paper.

This post has been edited by Szczecinianin: 02 June 2012 - 01:06 AM

[JimH443]

I just bought the Canon PowerShot SX40, and so far I love it. But then again, I'm still in the "honeymoon" phase with it.

[kane96]

I have bought this one http://www.computerv...e-hd-movie-mode it's look so simple and it has a lots of feature having tremendous picture quality.Aspect Ratio is 16:9.megapixel 13.1,Screen Size 3" overall it's a good camera.

[MikeTayon]

I LOVE Fujifilm Finepix digital cameras, period!

I actually want the Fuji S4200 (3" display!) (or similar "S" model) , as this particular model is perfect for all around use and dependability, and because it uses 4 AA batts', is 14MP (MORE than enough for great prints up to 11X14!)can use SDHC cards, has great OPTICAL zoom (24X!), is LESS than $200, and all of my other Fujifilm Finepix cameras performed and lasted WELL!

[Justin123]

You can buy Canon PowerShot SX40 digital camera. It is a point and shoot camera that take images with dramatic effects. It has 12.1 MP camera and you can 35x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom. You can takes videos in Full HD at 1920 x 1080 dot pixel resolution.