camera advice
Oct. 13th, 2006 11:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Also....
I do not own a camera. There are lots of fascinating things around me that I would love to be taking photos of. Like all those protests outside parliament, for example. And perhaps a couple of buildings too.
Anybody want to recommend a cheap digital camera? I don't know what the going price for these things is, but I'm after the 'usable (just), turns out recognisable photos, but you wouldn't be heartbroken if it got stolen'. Also, I'll need to either find somewhere in Hungary to buy it, or somebody who will ship it here.
Hmmm...I imagine the problem here is that people like
karohemd and [Unknown site tag] who know about cameras, also have much higher standards than I do for photography. Guys, the standard here is that if you'd consider using it, it's almost certainly better than I need.
I do not own a camera. There are lots of fascinating things around me that I would love to be taking photos of. Like all those protests outside parliament, for example. And perhaps a couple of buildings too.
Anybody want to recommend a cheap digital camera? I don't know what the going price for these things is, but I'm after the 'usable (just), turns out recognisable photos, but you wouldn't be heartbroken if it got stolen'. Also, I'll need to either find somewhere in Hungary to buy it, or somebody who will ship it here.
Hmmm...I imagine the problem here is that people like
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Date: 2006-10-14 10:03 am (UTC)Having said that I tried cancelling my phone contract, and to keep me they gave me a new phone free which has a 2MP camera on it which is pretty good, when it's bright anyway. You just have to ask for you code thing to change company and they set customer retention on you, who have powers to do good deals.