So I'm glad Jim asked.
Here's my problem: I break things.
I bought a 35mm for $300 a couple of years ago.
I dropped it, then paid another $200 to have it fixed...which was stupid, but I didn't know it would be that much until I got the bill.
Then it started eating film, and the flash started smoking. (I didn't care. I continued to use it until it coughed, sputtered and died.)
Here's my point: given my track record, I'd rather not drop $500 on a digital.
Is there something decent out there for a little less?
nikon coolpix 2200 - costs about $150, and is a great little camera. survives falls well, as i can attest!
Posted by: kelley at June 18, 2004 08:02 PMI should have known you'd have an answer for me. Thank you.
Posted by: Key at June 18, 2004 08:49 PMKey - Check out the Olympus 750. It's a little pricier than the aforementioned Nikon, (around $350) but it's great camera. I've had the earlier Olympus 2000 for about two years and I'm planning on upgrading. (More megapixels). Enjoy. Best, Terry
Posted by: Terry Reynolds at June 19, 2004 04:15 PMHi, I Break Things! I'm Doesn't Read Instructions! Nice to meet you! :-)
Posted by: Anna at June 21, 2004 08:54 PMAnna, wouldn't we make a great team for any sort of project... ; )
Thanks for the ideas guys...now the research. :-P
Posted by: Key at June 22, 2004 03:24 PM
I like e-mail.
If I LIKE what you have
to say, I'll even respond.
keymonroe at gmail dot com
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