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[pct-l] Digital Cameras
- Subject: [pct-l] Digital Cameras
- From: eyakel at earthlink.net (eyakel@earthlink.net)
- Date: Fri Sep 17 15:45:38 2004
Shane:
Check the archives from about 1-2 months ago.
It was heavily discussed at that time and you
will find a lot of information. Eric
-----Original Message-----
From: shane wohlken <darkbodhi@yahoo.com>
Sent: Sep 17, 2004 1:31 PM
To: pct-l@mailman.backcountry.net
Subject: [pct-l] Digital Cameras
I'm right now in the process of finding a good
little digital camera that I can take along on
the thru-hike. I currently own a Kodak DC5000
which is a hearty weather resistant camera that
takes fine pics, but since it weighs in at 1 lb.,
I've been looking at other options. My criteria
are pretty basic.
Must haves:
*Take AA batteries (just makes since on a trail
like this).
*Lighter than 1 lb. (lighter the better), but
solid--I don't want a "toy" camera just to save
the weight.
*Use either compact flash, SD, or xD media card
(I have a reader for these types).
Bonus features that I would like, but aren't as
essential:
*Weather resistant.
*3-4 megapixels (2 is fine, 5 is starting to eat
up too much card space in my opinion).
Some cameras I'm looking at:
*Pentax Optio43WR (I'm impressed with the specs
on this one, but some owners have complained of
blurry pics).
*Canon PowerShot A85 (Similar to the Pentax, but
without the weather resistance. Supposedly takes
great pics).
I would appreciate any thoughts on either of
these two cameras, or any suggestions to check
out a camera I didn't mention.
Thanks,
Shane
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