M50 or M60?
Posted 29/12/2008 - 09:22
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However, the M60 has Shake Reduction, so it should often enable you to use a lower ISO setting than you would have to use with the M50 that doesn't have Shake Reduction. Also the M60 is bound to be better in a few ways because it is a newer model.
I thought they were the same spec, apart from the sensor?However, the M60 has Shake Reduction, so it should often enable you to use a lower ISO setting than you would have to use with the M50 that doesn't have Shake Reduction. Also the M60 is bound to be better in a few ways because it is a newer model.
I've been looking at these on line with a view to using one as a 'pocket' camera.
I'd be swayed towards the smaller count, but I would only be printing A4 at max!
Cheers, HG
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Mustn't forget the Zenits, or folders, or...
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Posted 29/12/2008 - 10:03
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I use a 7.1MP T30 and prefer it to the 10MP compacts. The resolution may be lower but the image characteristics seem less gritty.
Best regards, John
Posted 29/12/2008 - 12:33
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I do apologise. I was looking at the Optio 50 instead of the M50!
I'll delete my post above because it doesn't apply.
I would look for a camera with optical shake reduction or stabilisation.
I'll delete my post above because it doesn't apply.
I would look for a camera with optical shake reduction or stabilisation.
~Pete
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