Clementina Collelo: Kodak M753 is exellent camera but on the economy side . It's small , 7.00 megipixels , will bring he image in like a large telescope lens , the tiny memory card will hold up to 450 pictures . It's great .
Filiberto Ranalli: If you are looking for a point-and-shoot (compact) camera, I recommend Canon. I have used the Canon Powershot A710 IS extensively, and I love that camera. It is able to take pictures in Manual mode as well.If you want a semi-professional camera, you need to get a DSLR. (Digital SLR) *1One problem is that DSLRs do not take videos. For a professional photographer, this is not an issue. But if you need ONE camera that does both, you're going to have to look into a point-and-shoot camera.Maybe look into a Canon Powershot camera, such as this one. *2 I can vouch that this is a really good camera, and it can take photos in Manual mode, and has some "professional" features, as well as it can take videos.A great starting DSLR is th! e Nikon D40. You can get it with an excellent kit lens to get started for under $450 from Amazon. *3 *4 *5Any other questions, feel free to send me a message.zlh...Show more
Jimmie Doerfler: Get a Canon or Nikon. You simply can not go wrong with the two biggest names.
Tawny Grosskreutz: I have a Canon Digital IXUS 70 camera and I love it because it suits my every need. Choosing the right camera is typically based on your own preferences (importance of screen size, resolution, etc.). Still, I only recommend Canon or Nikon as for camera brands. Here, take a look at this site in which you may find useful for comparing cameras http://www.letsgodigital.org/en/camera/products.ht...
Georgianna Zollo: If your going to get a camera, get a sony one. Sony makes the best cameras and they make the best hardware. Go into your local bestbuy or walmart and find a camera you like. But id go with a Sony camera.
Ezekiel Kadner: I've had a bunch of cameras and now I onl! y buy Canons. Check out the camera reviews at www.dcresource.c! om - the reviews are stellar and I'm sure you'll find some useful info.
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