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aross99

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Dec 17, 2006
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Don't know if you need anything fancy, but I have had good luck with many of the smaller Kodak models. They are readily available at Target, Best Buy, etc, and retail for about $100-$150. They come in sizes from 8MP-12MP.

All work great with iPhoto and your Mac...
 

Lovesong

macrumors 65816
Really, really small (but no manual controls of any kind)- I would recommend the Sony T series.

Smallish (some manual controls, OK image quality)- Canon A series; Really any of the SD series; or, if you can find it the Fuji F30/ or F31. Also, the Lumixes are great cameras, but their sensors are noisy as hell

Small (kinda- but excellent controls)- Canon G9; Nikon P80.

Say you have BIG pockets- Canon S5IS; Lumix FZ50.

If all you care about is awesome quality, but are scared of looking like a professional, and you are made of money- check out the Leica M8... or if it's only your left arm that's made of money, the Olympus 420 is the smallest DSLR currently made .
 
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