Looking for a new camera and want some help...????

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Jack Dempsey
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So the junk sony digital camera **** the bed and isn't working correctly so I figured we would get a camera for xmas. I can't afford the dslr cameras although I wish I could. This is manly for taking pics and videos of our 4 month old daughter and also for better pics of the fish. Whatcha got to help me out

The camera I'm looking at rightt now is the fuji finepics s4300.

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Canon and Nikon can be affordable. I have had both of them in the past and was pleased with them. unfortunately I don't know a whole lot about cameras. I'm sure someone like Aquamojo could help advise you on cameras
 
If I could afford a camera like that I wouldn't have started this thread. I'm on a slim budget maybe a lil over $200

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Go on amazon and look up a NIKON D3100 they are great quality DSLR and I found mine there with a basic lens and charger for $250... Best deal for the money. Check Craigslist too

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JNason11 said:
Go on amazon and look up a NIKON D3100 they are great quality DSLR and I found mine there with a basic lens and charger for $250... Best deal for the money. Check Craigslist too

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Wow find me that deal!!!!! Lol that is an amazing price for that camera.

But a good camera with full hd video under 200

Canon Elph100 or 300
Has cmos censor great for low lighting.
If you can offered it jump up to the sx260 that camera will give you 16x optical zoom. Better then digital zoom.

Nikon s8200 , 9100 are both good cameras and have zoom full hd video and cmos for low lighting.

Anyone of those cameras you will be happy with.
Nooo Sony!!!
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If I were you I would spend the money to get a good used camera. No use buying new, cameras last a long time these days and technology hasn't improved that much over the last few years.


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