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Good point and shoot cameras?	24-Sep-2011 At 10:16:52 PM	Duncan
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You're not really narrowing it down. What do you want to be able to do with it? A little bit of video, yes? Does size matter? Is low-light performance important? Do you want to be able to shoot in RAW? Is it just for taking photos to put on Flickr and maybe print now and then, or do you want to blow them up to bill board size? I'm certainly no expert on P+S cameras, but I recently did some research into a camera to complement my dSLR and ended up with a Canon Ixus 200, because I wanted something small that I could take with me easily. www.dpreview.com will probably be useful, and I guess the Canon S95 may be worth checking out: http://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/compacts/canon_s95

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