[gffb]

Hello,

My daughter has asked me for a digital camera for this xmas, so I am looking around for a starter camera for under £100, I have a Fuji F700 which I really like, but I do not to have to keep to that brand.

The things I would like to have are :-

A photo quality that will print ok up to A5
An ok zoom
A Flash that is capable of taking photos in the dark
And that main thing is that it is easy to use.

Any suggestions please?

[tontoshorse]

http://www.cameras.co.uk/html/digita...-under-100.cfm

try a canonpowershot A430 @ £82 +del from hers
http://www.savastore.com/productinfo...8&pid=45&tid=3

[gffb]

Originally Posted by tontoshorse

http://www.cameras.co.uk/html/digita...-under-100.cfm

try a canonpowershot A430 @ £82 +del from hers
http://www.savastore.com/productinfo...8&pid=45&tid=3

Had a look at that and it seems like it fits like a glove, one thing I just thought of though is batteries, my F700 has a charger so I know its always ready for use, this is a must for my daughter has I know she will use it to its full, and batts will run out, so with this in mind am am getting more flexible on the price but would really like a rechargeable camera.

[mark800]

Amazon is doing the A430 for £79 with free delivery.

I've just ordered the Canon A530 from Amazon for £99.99 with free delivery, for my daughter.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Canon-Powers...&s=electronics

[beachy]

i think you may find it difficult to get a good camera for under £100 with a lithium battery, there is also the panasonic DMCLS2B selling at comet for £79 at the moment, thats a very good compact for the price with some great features but no ni-mh, it takes 2 AA,s, but you could always pick up a battery charger and 4 AA ni-mh batterys from somewhere like maplins for about £12, then you have some more back up when 2 run down.

[gffb]

Originally Posted by beachy

i think you may find it difficult to get a good camera for under £100 with a lithium battery, there is also the panasonic DMCLS2B selling at comet for £79 at the moment, thats a very good compact for the price with some great features but no ni-mh, it takes 2 AA,s, but you could always pick up a battery charger and 4 AA ni-mh batterys from somewhere like maplins for about £12, then you have some more back up when 2 run down.

Thanks for all the info guys, can I have some suggestions for a lithium battery camera then please ? (not too expensive please...lol)

[beachy]

Originally Posted by gffb

Thanks for all the info guys, can I have some suggestions for a lithium battery camera then please ? (not too expensive please...lol)

fuji f470 for £125 or f20 for £135 here or just do a google searcrh for ni-hm battery compact cameras

[tontoshorse]

HP PhotoSmart M425
@ebuyer
£88.67 +del.