If you can, take a look at the January 19 issue of PC Magazine--they just
reviewed 20 digital cameras from $300 - $1200, and they have different
picks for home user, business user and professional user categories.
good luck,
Justin
On Wed, 20 Jan 1999, Monica & Glenn Whiteside wrote:
> Dear rp-ml:
>
> I'm embarking on a new business enterprise and need to buy a digital camera,
> preferably in the $300-$500 U.S. Dollar range. I like the Sony Mavica
> (Models FD-51 and/or FD-71) because the floppy drive is easy to use; it
> saves a JPEG-format file on the diskette and you're ready to go. Other
> camera brands like Kodak's require special download adaptors and use
> proprietary software which I would like to stay away from as much as
> possible. I would also like to maintain a fairly good resolution such as
> 1024x768 pixels.
>
> Any recommendations on which models to look at and where to buy from users
> out there?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Glenn Whiteside
>
>
>
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On the other hand, you have different fingers.
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