s7jstep1

i currently have an old kodak easyshare camera (not sure what model) and i want to try to get a little bit better camera. the one i have now is either 3 or 4 megapixels if i remember right. what would be a good camera to step up to. ive been looking at the kodak z915 but i dont know anything about cameras and figured id get an opinion from you guys.

hands without shadows

What will you be capturing?

For RC and general use my vote goes to the the Fujifilm F70EXR. Lots of optical zoom, plenty of megapixels, very nice burst mode to get those action shots, good quality video with sound, and a reasonable price.

s7jstep1

just a little of everything. i like to take pictures of the outdoors and stuff like that. i used to take pictures on my dads camera when i was little and enter them in the fair and stuff like that. ill check out that one that you mentioned. i have always enjoyed taking pictures and i think i would like toget something that can take really good quality pictures.

Ttam Says Blarg

Im personally a Nikon fan.

annie_himself

Arggh^^
I'm a Canon fanboy. Are you going to be taking RC pictures?

s7jstep1

maybe some but thats not the main thing. just a little bit of everything really

DarkFire989

The question is what is your budget?

annie_himself

Yes because I'm going to say get a DLSR but your probably don't want one.

s7jstep1

yeah sorry i forgot to mention that. lets just say im a poor college student and the cheaper, the better lol. i know you get what you pay for so i would like to find a good balance. i really dont know what the price range is for cameras so ill throw $200 out there.

annie_himself

I had a Powershot A(something) and it was a good build and shot very well for the price.
http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Powersho...760771&sr=1-22

So, being a Canon fanboy and having the predecessor to this camera I suggest the A1000IS.

s7jstep1

okay thanks for the input guys. [8D]

ThEoNeS911

I would stay away from the Polaroid i1035, if you were looking at it (probably not). It isn't very reliable. The microphone recording sound in videos broke in the first day using it, and Polaroid said they won't cover it, plus its kinda jerky.

s7jstep1

thanks for the heads up[8D]