It seems like much of my life is consumed by the search for the perfect digital camera. And of course, Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle of Shopping applies--the longer I look, the more things change. At least I think I've defined my requirements now. All I'm after is a digital SLR with a stabilised 12x zoom and swiveling screen, of at least 8 megapixel resolution. And it has to be small enough to fit comfortably in my pocket, and cost no more than $500 US. Simple, right?
There have already been some interesting encounters on the quest--stay tuned!
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haha..i had the same dilemma as u...few months i bought my digicam, they put up more powerful ones for the same price....argh
Technology marches on at pace, doesn't it? But I guess you can tell yourself that if the camera you bought did the job for you when you bought it, then it probably still does even if a new model has come out.
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