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Man-Fai Wong · 04-26-2007, 12:24 AM

Again, I would recommend giving one of the Fuji F series compacts a good look before settling on a Canon offering, especially given your criteria. If you've never seen samples from something like a Fuji F20 or F30, you might be very surprised how good their high ISO images look. No, they're not quite as good as DSLRs, but pretty close. Very many DSLR shooters go w/ one of the Fuji compacts specifically for that reason -- and some non-DSLR users also get one to complement whatever good daylight compacts they already own as well.

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04-26-2007, 12:24 AM	#9 of 16
Man-Fai Wong Member Location: New York City Join Date: Aug 2001 Local Time: 07:45 PM Local Date: 09-07-2008 Posts: 2,401	Re: best point and shoot Again, I would recommend giving one of the Fuji F series compacts a good look before settling on a Canon offering, especially given your criteria. If you've never seen samples from something like a Fuji F20 or F30, you might be very surprised how good their high ISO images look. No, they're not quite as good as DSLRs, but pretty close. Very many DSLR shooters go w/ one of the Fuji compacts specifically for that reason -- and some non-DSLR users also get one to complement whatever good daylight compacts they already own as well. _Man_ Just another amateur learning to paint w/ "the light of the world".