shakiki
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Hello and thanks for reading! I am somewhat new to this website and have posted only a few times, I believe. I am having a huge camera dilemma and don't know quite what to do! I've gone through about 10 camera over the last year including 3 SLR's (needed one for a wedding and ended up using the last one I'd purchased) but recently decided that it was too aggravating trying to get a close enough close-up shot with the Leica D-Lux 3 I was using and didn't need $300-something invested in the camera so I decided to get rid of the D3 and go back to the Canon SD750 again after having about 5 of them last year.
I got the SD750 a few days ago and, needless to say, HATE IT! The close-ups are great as usual but it's REALLY lacking the sharpness in the other situations (portraits, scenic shots, etc.) AND the red-eye flash on the SD750 is horrible and gives my doggies either yellow, white or blue eye reflections which I NEVER had an issue with on the D-Lux 3.
Here's a sample from the SD750:
& similar setting from the Leica D-Lux 3 with flash:
ARGH! I'm just dying without a good camera - especially since the puppy's growing and the photos I'm taking of her are crappy!
What I'm getting at is this: Does anyone have any recommendations for digital camera models for around $200 or less that take great photos in macro & standard (portrait/scenic) settings? Macros must be good as I sell musical instruments on eBay and need sharp photos of manufacturer's stamps, etc. It'd be a plus if anyone offering recommendations could provide a few sample photos to back up their suggestions! Thanks a bunch!! -Suzie
I got the SD750 a few days ago and, needless to say, HATE IT! The close-ups are great as usual but it's REALLY lacking the sharpness in the other situations (portraits, scenic shots, etc.) AND the red-eye flash on the SD750 is horrible and gives my doggies either yellow, white or blue eye reflections which I NEVER had an issue with on the D-Lux 3.
Here's a sample from the SD750:
& similar setting from the Leica D-Lux 3 with flash:
ARGH! I'm just dying without a good camera - especially since the puppy's growing and the photos I'm taking of her are crappy!
What I'm getting at is this: Does anyone have any recommendations for digital camera models for around $200 or less that take great photos in macro & standard (portrait/scenic) settings? Macros must be good as I sell musical instruments on eBay and need sharp photos of manufacturer's stamps, etc. It'd be a plus if anyone offering recommendations could provide a few sample photos to back up their suggestions! Thanks a bunch!! -Suzie