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Not sure what you need to know, Bill? It's technically more difficult to make a wide angle (28mm) lens, which is why these are rarer. Wide angle is good for fitting in larger scenes close up, for example. I think the bit about screen pixels is a bit of a red herring. The FX01 screen is good, but not really superior to its better rivals. Bottom line is you won't regret the FX01. I haven't tried the Sony, so can't judge it personally.
Ian
Ian
Thanks for your input and advice it has been much appreciated.
I realize this is an old thread but wanted to throw in my two cents. For Christmas I bought my wife a Canon SD1400is. When skiing, snowboarding, or biking it's a lot easier to carry than my DSLR. The shot below was taken with it recently. Other than converting it to B&W it's untouched.
If you're not living on the edge you're taking up too much room. GoldenYearsGeek.com
I realize this is an old thread but wanted to throw in my two cents. For Christmas I bought my wife a Canon SD1400is. When skiing, snowboarding, or biking it's a lot easier to carry than my DSLR. The shot below was taken with it recently. Other than converting it to B&W it's untouched.
Yes the SD1400 is an interesting and very slim compact camera, but reviews I have read suggest the extra couple of megapixels over the 12MP SD1200 have been detrimental to image quality.
I recently splashed out on a Panasonic Lumix FS11. Small, compact, but 14.1 megapixels and pretty good all round.
Bought it for the misus when we go on our walking holidays, and even she can use it easily
Here are two shots taken at the exact same instant. It was at the awards ceremony at the NASTAR National Ski and Snowboard Championships in Colorado in March. US Olympic team member Steve Nyman had just awarded me a medal and was presenting a certificate announcing I would be competing the next day in the Race of Champions. I couldn't resist the urge to snap a shot of him and the crowd. Someone in the crowd snapped the top shot at the identical time. The wife's little pink Canon did pretty good job.
If you're not living on the edge you're taking up too much room. GoldenYearsGeek.com
Here are two shots taken at the exact same instant. It was at the awards ceremony at the NASTAR National Ski and Snowboard Championships in Colorado in March. US Olympic team member Steve Nyman had just awarded me a medal and was presenting a certificate announcing I would be competing the next day in the Race of Champions. I couldn't resist the urge to snap a shot of him and the crowd. Someone in the crowd snapped the top shot at the identical time. The wife's little pink Canon did pretty good job.
Love it! Being there at the right place and the right time - and no faffing around with a big 'ol DSLR, just point and shoot!
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