Canon Powershot SD880 IS
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- 34th of 102 in 9 and 10 Megapixels
- 36th of 82 in Canon
- 17th of 88 in $350 - $600
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You really shouldn't need to purchase a second battery, as it will come with a rechargeable Lithium that will last for about 300 shots before you drop it into the charger. Also comes with a charger that the batter slips into and you plug the whole thing into an outlet.
Pick up at least a 1GB SD card or even a 2GB if you want to be able to take pictures all day long, and all night long without downloading to the computer. I would stick to name brand cards like SanDisk Ultra II as a good card for the camera. I've also used ATX Pro cards and had good luck with them. Pick up 2 and keep one as a back up in case you need it, there pretty inexpensive.
The only other accessory that you could use would be a case for the 880. I like the Lowepro line in the smallest size (10) for the camera as they provide enough room, plus good padding in case you drop it. Lowepro Ridge 10, or a Spectrum 10, Rezo 10, or any of the 10 series work great and can be found at any place cameras or accessories are sold.
That's about all you'll need. A 1GB SD card and a Case. You can carry the camera in a pocket or purse, but the case will protect it better.
Pick up at least a 1GB SD card or even a 2GB if you want to be able to take pictures all day long, and all night long without downloading to the computer. I would stick to name brand cards like SanDisk Ultra II as a good card for the camera. I've also used ATX Pro cards and had good luck with them. Pick up 2 and keep one as a back up in case you need it, there pretty inexpensive.
The only other accessory that you could use would be a case for the 880. I like the Lowepro line in the smallest size (10) for the camera as they provide enough room, plus good padding in case you drop it. Lowepro Ridge 10, or a Spectrum 10, Rezo 10, or any of the 10 series work great and can be found at any place cameras or accessories are sold.
That's about all you'll need. A 1GB SD card and a Case. You can carry the camera in a pocket or purse, but the case will protect it better.
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