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Hi guys, Anyone has a chance to try this out? http://www.dpreview.com/news/0804/08042201ricohg600.asp Aside from those boastings, it can support both is own proprietary battery and 2xAAA size cells. I have long wanted to get such a camera but the ones Olympus made are quite small zooms...

is canon ixus 890 IS fine for all these? it has manual controls and such.. was thinking of getting an ultra compact with manual modes to try all these out.

ahm.. actually I have not bot it yet. Was thinking if the old SLR lens can fit into the DSLR body without any hassle, I would buy it. If not I will stick to my compact P&S :sweatsm:

hi catseye, oh.. so still needs adaptor. i saw this olympus on sale at US website for $380USD c/w with a 14-42mm lens (not sure what that is. but i read up some guides its divide 42 by 14 get about 3x zoom, is that right?), so was thinking if i can use my sis' old yashica lens n mix with it...

Hi all.. this question will show u how much of a newbie i am.. :sweat: my sis has an old yashica SLR with a big zoom lens. i was thinking if i get a DSLR, will i be able to plug the yashica lens to the DSLR? and also the external flash from the yashica SLR to the DSLR? :sweatsm:

just now i plugged in 2 duracell batts into my pana LZ6 and it came alive. then i plugged back the GP alkaline but it died out. The GP cells are fresh and worked for other things.. the other time when i used the GP cells and it died out, i borrowed my fren's other fresh alkaline brand cells but...

The canon is 27mm thick, yes the pana is 33mm thick so not so slim.. in a dilemma here.. sighz... :dunno: i once had the pana F7 which uses proprietary battery and claimed can take 300shots or so with LCD on. But the battery drained out in less than 100 shots so leaves me black face n missed...

Hi guys, Appreciate all your inputs. I have zeroed into only 2 cameras, canon ixus 890 IS and panasonic LZ10 (I hate to admit it, but I may give pana another chance). The thing that makes me unable to decide is the canon has an optical viewfinder, which I think will help a lot in framing my...

I just checked out at amazon website. The USA will get it end of May. So I don't think it will be so fast available. But I guess I will wait for it :D

all the specs look better :bsmilie:

anybody have any insider news about when this ixus 890 IS will come to singapore? i asked retail shops and they give me the look like i was sprouting nonsense :eek: i think this is the one for my replacement. 5x zoom, ultra compact, anti-shake, good pictures (hopefully). bonus are optical...

hi vince123123 you can go here to check on the specs of the ixus 80. the specs look quite ok, just have to see the final picture output quality and battery life i guess. i am nowhere near expert, but the things i will look for are good optical zoom, battery type (i prefer AA so can easily get...

hi vince123123 you can go here to check on the specs of the ixus 80. the specs look quite ok, just have to see the final picture output quality and battery life i guess. i am nowhere near expert (total newbie), but the things i will look for are good optical zoom, battery type (i prefer AA so...

What do u guys think of fuji F100fd? No review on it yet.. anyone using it?

but i'm not confident of olympus' picture quality.. ;p so i think i will still prefer cameras from fuji, canon, nikon or pana (just scraped it off my list cos of its ridiculous service charge). unless the olympus meets all my requirements such as ultra compact and slim, 5x or more zoom, good...