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Old 04-09-2005, 01:13 PM   #1
Janel Maples Janel Maples is offline
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For what it is worth, I had a small, very nice, digital camera to carry along with me for convenience. The key word here is HAD. Then, I bought the Rebel to take good photos of my art and for references. To make a long story short my 14 yr old is now the proud owner of her own, very nice, very small digital camera. I wouldn't be caught dead without my Rebel. The camera that is. And I don't care how big it is!

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Old 04-09-2005, 07:56 PM   #2
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One size doesn't really fit all purposes when it comes to cameras. I use my big SLR digital Nikon for serious photography (portrait reference shots, photos of my paintings) and if I was going to Europe and trying to pack light I'd also buy a decent and very small digital camera for that purpose.
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Old 04-10-2005, 02:10 AM   #3
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One size doesn't really fit all purposes....and if I was going to Europe and trying to pack light I'd also buy a decent and very small digital camera for that purpose.
I will recommend the Canon PowerShot A95 for just that purpose! It is a very compact 5 MP camera and is great for taking on the road or vacation. I have my D10 for professional work, but it is too cumbersome to lug around when I travel. I have actually gotten some good reference out of the small one.
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