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Sun 27/01/02 at 16:23
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Posts: 787
...and y'all are just about the only people i know who might have some informed opinions.

I have a £100 limit (half a birthday present from my parents, half my own money). So i'm not exactly looking for something of professional quality - just something that takes fairly competant pictures. It's main use will be for taking random embaressing pictures of people, then going home and saving them to my PC, ready for some good old blackmail ;)

I havn't looked much further than Amazon, so if anyone knows of a good reliable site, tell me.

Here are my two choices...

Kodak MC3 [0.3MP]

Features:
Multimedia Pocket Player
Colour Preview Screen
Removable Memory Card (16MB)
0.3 MP resolution

This one plays MP3s, as well as being a camera. I would like to have an MP3 player (i'll probably buy one anyway within a year), but the camera is more important. No flash on it though. Is 0.3 MP a really bad thing, by any chance?

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Fuji @xia ix-100 Digital Camera [1.3MP]

Features:
1.3 million pixel CMOS chip
Video clip capability - 80 second bursts without sound
2x digital zoom
Webcam capability
USB connectivity
Video output
Auto flash
4MB SmartMedia card supplied
Batteries and case supplied
Windows and Mac compatible (including Windows XP)

No MP3 player here.

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So - anyone here know cameras?
Sun 27/01/02 at 16:53
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Posts: 5,029
0.3 Mega Pixels will give you VERY bad picture quality (compared to other cameras), but you have the advantage of the colour preview screen which is very useful for digital cameras as you can preview what you have taken and maybe delete it.

Do you really want good picture quality? If you do, go for the second one, if you're not bothered, go for the MP3 one.
Sun 27/01/02 at 16:25
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Posts: 18,775
get the lesbian one!


l'espion even

;oD!
Sun 27/01/02 at 16:23
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Posts: 3,669
...and y'all are just about the only people i know who might have some informed opinions.

I have a £100 limit (half a birthday present from my parents, half my own money). So i'm not exactly looking for something of professional quality - just something that takes fairly competant pictures. It's main use will be for taking random embaressing pictures of people, then going home and saving them to my PC, ready for some good old blackmail ;)

I havn't looked much further than Amazon, so if anyone knows of a good reliable site, tell me.

Here are my two choices...

Kodak MC3 [0.3MP]

Features:
Multimedia Pocket Player
Colour Preview Screen
Removable Memory Card (16MB)
0.3 MP resolution

This one plays MP3s, as well as being a camera. I would like to have an MP3 player (i'll probably buy one anyway within a year), but the camera is more important. No flash on it though. Is 0.3 MP a really bad thing, by any chance?

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Fuji @xia ix-100 Digital Camera [1.3MP]

Features:
1.3 million pixel CMOS chip
Video clip capability - 80 second bursts without sound
2x digital zoom
Webcam capability
USB connectivity
Video output
Auto flash
4MB SmartMedia card supplied
Batteries and case supplied
Windows and Mac compatible (including Windows XP)

No MP3 player here.

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So - anyone here know cameras?

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