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Bert Bates wrote:I'm looking for the "best" camera that'll fit in a cargo pants pocket. Probably under a pound.
Bert Bates wrote:I'm looking for the "best" camera that'll fit in a cargo pants pocket. Probably under a pound.
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I'm suggesting Leica because budget is not your problem
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Sumit Patil wrote:I hope no one is interested in the Lytro, which i mentioned earlier.
It has changed the way we capture images i.e capture now focus later and still it is cheap at 499$ for 16 GB model and 399$ for 8 GB.
Sounds amazing to me.
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Bert Bates wrote:Any thoughts about my list or others I might want to consider?
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Bert Bates wrote:So for instance, the XZ-1 has a slightly larger than average sensor for its body size, but it has an incredibly fast lens, so you can get some shallow depth of field pictures - that's cool. On the other hand the G1 X has a positively ENORMOUS sensor for its sized body, but it's lens isn't as fast as the XZ-1 lens so when all is said and done, even given the bigger sensor, it's shallow depth of field capabilities aren't significantly better... sigh.
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Pat Farrell wrote:A Leica?
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Joe Harry wrote:Arent't the Leicas big as well? Do they also make compact cameras?
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Bert Bates wrote:I found an "actual camera store" with actual, physical cameras in stock
paying $200 for an optical viewfinder is a bit hard to swallow
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Bert Bates wrote:I also studied the new Sony compact - bigger sensor but 20meg-pixels... really Sony?
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Bert Bates wrote:Agreed Pat, and to add to that - EVERYONE else, Canon, Nikon, Oly, Fuji, Panasonic, and so on, have tacitly agreed that 10-12meg of GOOD pixels is the way to go for smaller sensors.
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Bert Bates wrote:I got the XZ-1 and I'm having a great time with it.
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Dennis Deems wrote:I have very little experience taking photographs, but I kind of need a camera. Would this be a good choice for a newbie? Or is there a model with training wheels that I ought to try?
Bert Bates wrote:I got the XZ-1 and I'm having a great time with it.
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