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Point and shoot advice needed.

Hogzy · 2010-07-12 15:03:39

I have a budget of €250 for a new point and shoot camera. I looked on amazon.co.uk and these are both the most popular camera's and seem like good value. Panasonic Lumix TZ8 Panasonic Lumix TZ7 The only reason i have linked to these is because they are the most popular on amazon so im assuming they must be good value for…

12-07-2010 4:03pm

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Hogzy

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I have a budget of €250 for a new point and shoot camera.
I looked on amazon.co.uk and these are both the most popular camera's and seem like good value.

Panasonic Lumix TZ8

Panasonic Lumix TZ7

The only reason i have linked to these is because they are the most popular on amazon so im assuming they must be good value for money. Or am i wrong? All i need I need the point and shoot for is general photo taking (Nights out holidays etc) and 720p video would be a major plus but not a deal breaker.

Would the TZ8 be better for the sake of £10 as you get an extra 2megapixels?
Or do you have any other recommendations?

Cheers lads.

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#2 12-07-2010 5:20pm

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Since you most likely wont be printing them at a large scale, there will be no real visable difference in the two, but for the sake of a tenner, I'd say go for it :P

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