I have it's baby brother, the slightly older model that is quite similar and I've looked at the Z650's too.
Overall, it's a mediocre camera. It does excel at one feature, outdoor bright light photography, and it does okay at night with a tripod. Noisy sensor means it can perform poorly in low light non tripod condition's like party's. 38mm lens means it's bad for people photos up close, as it's hard to fit a group of people in a photo.
That would have been a very good deal indeed...
I haven't been sure on the D40 though, but I have thought about it, but the latest DSLR's blow it out of the water, and not just in the megapixels (as 6 would have been pretty good)
They are selling a D60 at my work, but its rather expensive, and its basically a D40/D40x in the end (The D40x being the 10.1mp version of the D40), but it does offer the advantage of having a VR lens in the kit, which would stabalise the image, which the D40 didn't have with it.
DSLR's are definitely the way to go if you are willing to spend the money and learn the different manual settings. Getting a DSLR and keeping it on auto is a waste IMO.
i already have this camera and the picture quality is sh*t. its always grainy and theres no settings worth sh*t. just wanted to see what you guys had to say lol
i wouldnt doubt if my voyager took better pictures
i already have this camera and the picture quality is sh*t. its always grainy and theres no settings worth sh*t. just wanted to see what you guys had to say lol
i wouldnt doubt if my voyager took better pictures