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More info?)
I have been looking on ebay and i got a s40 for 255
🙂 .(my mom was
willing to get a 100-200 dollar camra so a bit of yelling over 50
dollars i can live with)
"marlinspike" <marlinspike@erols.com.nospam> wrote in message news:<40d85c8e$0$3030$61fed72c@news.rcn.com>...
> Out of curiosity, are you looking at new cameras or used? As far as I knew
> (and as far as the canonusa.com website suggests), the s40 and s45 are no
> longer made. Also, you might be able to drop the cost of the s50 by shopping
> around or checking ebay. I see one for sale by seller cutelist (I haven't
> delt with seller, but the product has a good price and the seller has good
> feedback) for $425 after shipping, and it comes with a $50 mail in rebate,
> so if you can fill that out in time, the brand new s50 will cost you $375.
> From what I read, the S45 is the update on the S40, but I'm not really sure
> what they updated. If the difference is only a few bucks, I would go for the
> S45, but if it's more than say $25, I would seriously think about the s40.
> Hopefully, bringing the $375 price to your attention makes the s50 in your
> price range.
> Richard
> "Dan Irwin" <harryguy082589@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:2a779348.0406220707.7564a7a8@posting.google.com...
> > Anyone know anything about the s45? is that in the middle, i just
> > can't justify the extra megpixel for $150 (+my parents wont let me
> >
🙂 )
> > Impmon <impmon@digi.mon> wrote in message
> news:<fi0gd0pd2tq6vkoq55r1l8caapjbmeguqk@4ax.com>...
> > > On 21 Jun 2004 21:02:47 -0700, harryguy082589@aol.com (Dan Irwin)
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > > >I'm looking to get a camera (mainly either the cannon s40 or s50) and
> > > >i cant decide if i need a 4 or five megaPixel camera. What is the
> > > >difference? I'm basically an armature (in photo, in regular comp i'm a
> > > >pretty hard core nerd
🙂 ) and just want a camera to take pics with
> > > >on my trip.
> > >
> > > 5mp takes an average of 120K more per picture than 4MP but 5MP looks
> > > sharper on 8x10 and can be printed to bigger picture than 4mp.
> > >
> > > Unless money is an issue, go with 5mp.