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Message: <blockquote data-quote="5201" data-source="post: 287482" data-attributes="member: 544">Russie,I hope you understand what to expect to get when you budget RM500 for digital cameras. I dont know your knowledge of digital photography, so i wont use too much jargon here (if possible).For simple point and shoot (P&S) function, the cams you listed above are good enuff. Contrary to what others have said, Kodaks have very good color reproduction and takes great pictures. I do like Kodaks for P&S compacts for these reasons.For printing pics up to 4R, any digicam above 5MP will be good, so again its up to the personal preferences of design (handling) and how the pics will come out. Again, if you budget RM500, dont expect stellar pics.Forget abt great pics at any ISO higher than 100, haha.... compact digicams have such small sensors that they cant capture good low light scenes. Getting more MPs actually will add more "noise" to the pics, but then again, this may be too technical for you. Just remember, RM500 will get you simple cam that takes good pictures in GOOD lighting condition (ie. bright daylight at ISO100). Learn to work the flash and around the limitations of the camera at low light conditions.For me, at yr budget, I will take Kodaks (due to the great color reproduction), then the Canon and lastly the Oly. My opinion strictly.All similarly priced digicams will have similar functions (as scenes, zooms, etc) AND they will produce very similar results.... so the main thing is for you to stroll to a store that have all the models at your price range, then try it out. Get the one that you are most comfortable with in yr hands, coz thats the first step to taking great pictures. My dua kupangs.</blockquote>

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