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cameras, waterproof worth it? |
16-Sep-2008 At 6:15:05 PM |
EJ
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I've got a version similar to the 795, but the slightly higher megapixel versionmju 1095. Took it trekking in Nepal a couple of months ago during Monsoon and it was fantastic. Bear in mind what exactly it is.... a compact, very handy and rugged camera, therefore don't expect the same results as you might get out of a digital SLR.
I haven't used too many other similar cameras to give you any kind of comparison. THe "wide angle" lense is good, but expect some distortion. It captures colours well in resonable lighting but struggles when there is flat light conditions and also strong contrasts.
All comesdown to what you want it for! |
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