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Canon PowerShot A460
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HQ Grade: B-
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| B | means they are good, with some standout features. |
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- 61st of 82 in Canon
- 30th of 86 in Under $150
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October 5, 2007 12:52 AM
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Hi Julia,
The Canon A460 might be the best choice for you. It's pretty sturdy for a cheap camera, takes great pictures, and is pretty stripped down and basic (but still a pleasure to use). It's also quite cheap, which is a good thing when you're buying a fragile piece of equipment for a child. Speaking of which, you should be aware that digital cameras are very easy to break, and giving one to a young kid is a risky proposition--you might be better off giving him disposables for a few more years. But then again, you know your brother better than I do. :D
Good luck!
The Canon A460 might be the best choice for you. It's pretty sturdy for a cheap camera, takes great pictures, and is pretty stripped down and basic (but still a pleasure to use). It's also quite cheap, which is a good thing when you're buying a fragile piece of equipment for a child. Speaking of which, you should be aware that digital cameras are very easy to break, and giving one to a young kid is a risky proposition--you might be better off giving him disposables for a few more years. But then again, you know your brother better than I do. :D
Good luck!
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