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Posted at 7:18 AM on Thursday 04/5/07 by
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Ritz Camera has a price blowout on the Casio EX-P505 Pro Exilim Zoom Digital Camera for $170 with free shipping. No sales tax. Equipped for 5.0 megapixel imaging element and a 5X optical zoom. [Review : BizRate]
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    TTM77 - Posted 10:30 am PDT 04/5/07 (987 Posts)  Report Spam

    only 5x zoom. my camcorder is about same size and it's 10x

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    driverside - Posted 11:50 am PDT 04/5/07 (112 Posts)  Report Spam

    Does your camcorder take 5MP pictures? Can you set the photo quality and/or adjust the exposure settings? Does it even have a real usable flash?

    Didn't think so.

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    driverside - Posted 11:58 am PDT 04/5/07 (112 Posts)  Report Spam

    About this camera, it's OLD. Comparable models were Canon S2, Sony H1, and Panasonic FZ-5. The strong points about this camera: good video, compact (smaller than it looks), nice design, flip/swivel LCD, 5x zoom. The weak points: image quality (not bad, but not great), no image stabilizer.

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    accent - Posted 1:06 pm PDT 04/5/07 (123 Posts)  Report Spam

    #2. you need a film camera which has everything you need and 20M picture if you have a scanner.

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    driverside - Posted 3:25 pm PDT 04/5/07 (112 Posts)  Report Spam

    #4 My point is that #1 is comparing this digital camera to a camcorder.

    And no, I don't need a film camera to do what all that, any decent digital camera can do it, but no camcorder can do that (some can, but last time I checked they're very expensive).

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    Zen_Dog - Posted 9:09 pm PDT 04/5/07 (173 Posts)  Report Spam

    #4 is incorrect by any stretch of the imagination. You cannot capture additional picture resolution by scanning a printed picture. You end up scanning dust particles. The resolution of 35mm film can be quantified, but it's much less than "20M" or "20 Mega pixels" as he expresses.

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