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Old 10-24-2006, 01:10 AM
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In my opinion, Canon has the best technology in the market right now. Their new DIGIC image processors are exceptional. I would check out www.dpreview.com and search for something in your pricerange.
I agree when it comes to D-SLRs (I have 3 different models), but with point & shoot cameras, any of these big-name brands (Canon, Nikon, Panasonic/Lumix, Olympus, Sony, Kodak, etc.) make outstanding equipment. I personally recommend getting one that uses SD cards (they're smaller than CF, but with similar capacities and cost per gig), and as I think is clear, I think Lumix has some obvious advantages, but I don't feel nearly as strongly that Canon is the "only way to go" with p&s's as with DSLRs.
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