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mylan · 04-25-2007, 12:56 PM

Thanks for the info, I can agree that a P&S can't take the indoor shots like a DSLR can but at least maybe I can get decent results, with my A-85 there are times I don't even try to take the shot or end up deleting everything i've taken. If I could get at least some better shots without so much lag time i'll be happy.
Wow, for something I might use twice during the life of the camera, thats a bit steep for the under water housing, I would have to start taking it out back to the pool on a regular basis but still, way cool.
Lastly, have you noticed red eye with the 800 and what would be the highest effective ISO?

04-25-2007, 12:56 PM	#8 of 16
mylan Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Local Time: 12:48 AM Local Date: 10-12-2008 Posts: 1,324	Re: best point and shoot Thanks for the info, I can agree that a P&S can't take the indoor shots like a DSLR can but at least maybe I can get decent results, with my A-85 there are times I don't even try to take the shot or end up deleting everything i've taken. If I could get at least some better shots without so much lag time i'll be happy. Wow, for something I might use twice during the life of the camera, thats a bit steep for the under water housing, I would have to start taking it out back to the pool on a regular basis but still, way cool. Lastly, have you noticed red eye with the 800 and what would be the highest effective ISO? I know enough to know I don't know enough!