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Phillip Pearson

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Phillip Pearson is a Python hacker from New Zealand
Camera choices Posted: Jan 6, 2004 1:57 PM
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Just before Christmas, I managed to destroy my Casio Exilim EX-S2 camera. The repair will cost either about $150 or about $600, depending whether the main circuit board is screwed or not. I'm not sure if I want to risk the latter bill, so I've been cameraless for the past few months.

Now I'm looking for a replacement. Here are the choices so far:

  1. another EX-S2 (off eBay; 2MP; small) - about NZ$300
  2. an EX-S3 (new; 3MP; small) - NZ$580
  3. an EX-Z3 (new; 3MP; optical zoom) - NZ$650
  4. a Pentax Optio S (new; 3MP; optical zoom; smaller than EX-Z3) - NZ$700

I can't decide whether I want to go for another small/slim camera (EX-S2 or EX-S3), or for something with optical zoom (EX-Z3 or Optio S). My father has an Optio S, and it looks good, but it's quite big compared to my old EX-S2. The EX-S2 permanently lived in my shirt pocket, so it was always there when I wanted to take a picture, but I'm not sure if I could do that with either of the EX-Z3 or the Optio S.

(Note: NZ$1 is about US$0.50-0.70, depending).

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