John in Florida
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for casual and occasional professional use...
Opinions welcome..
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Which P&S camera do you all like. I'm leaning towards the Canon A620
- Thread starter John in Florida
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Gord SW Ont
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I'm using the Canon A95 (which was replaced by the A610 ... so the A620 would be a good choice imho) and have found it to be a very good P&S. Had some difficulty finding a P&S with the right features ... especially full manual control which was important to me. I've been very pleased with it so far and find such features as the swivel LCD, good macro performance, etc really useful.
Of course, you have to keep the typical limitations of a P&S in mind (ie poorer low light and action photography performance than DSLR, no flash shoe, etc). Also if specific features like longer zoom are important you might have to go to the S3 (or other manufacturer's equivalent) or one of the higher class P&S's such as the Canon Pro1.
Your specific requirements may dictate which way you go.
Good luck with your selection.
Of course, you have to keep the typical limitations of a P&S in mind (ie poorer low light and action photography performance than DSLR, no flash shoe, etc). Also if specific features like longer zoom are important you might have to go to the S3 (or other manufacturer's equivalent) or one of the higher class P&S's such as the Canon Pro1.
Your specific requirements may dictate which way you go.
Good luck with your selection.
John in Florida
Well-known member
I've always loved the 12x stabilized zoom on the FZ's. I'm looking at the new FZ7 which is about $150 less than the FZ30.