Too true. I would have brought my DSLR if I knew how good the view was. The family point+shoot needs replacing. Any suggestions? I was looking at the Nikon s620: cheap and little shutter lag.
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brlewis
· 2 months ago
The GF1 looks awfully expensive. When I have that kind of money for camera equipment, I'll probably buy a decent automatic lens for my DSLR. (My good lenses are all manual.) Even the LX3 is probably more pricey than we're looking for. Most of our low-light/motion shots are kids in the house where the DSLR is hand, so the point+shoot can be cheap.
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is the best sub-DSLR, but maybe it's still too cumbersome for a point n shoot.
In which case the LX3: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/panasonicdmclx3/
is probably the best small sensor camera.
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