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13 years ago

I am looking at buying a digital camera for under $200, with good video recording capacity, and durable to family life with two smallish children. I have researched Sony W330, and Fuji XP the underwater one.

Any other brands to look at? Or experience with these?

I choose these two brands also for the good pictures they are suppose to take, with Sony leading. But

Sony has proved to be un-user friendly, such as having a unique memory card, which would bug us.

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Comments (2)

netlos
13 years ago
Do not leave Canon,and Lumix(Panasonic) out of your search they both make great cameras,i have a Canon,it is getting old now but am still happy with it , never had a problem with it!
sushipup1
13 years ago
I like the cnet reviews. Lots of good information

Here is a link that might be useful: cnet
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