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March 17, 2007 8:33 AM
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March 18, 2007 4:37 PM
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Kim,
With that price range, your best bet is to move away from the Kodak line. You might try looking at the Fuji S6000 (on Amazon.com for $278.99). You can set it up to ISO3200, which makes it better in low light situations, and it boasts a 10.7x optical zoom, so you can zoom closer to the action.
If you need to have a Kodak, try the Kodak Z612. It has more optical zoom at 12x, but the ISO setting only goes up to 800, so it won't let as much light into your photos. I hope this helps.
Andrew
With that price range, your best bet is to move away from the Kodak line. You might try looking at the Fuji S6000 (on Amazon.com for $278.99). You can set it up to ISO3200, which makes it better in low light situations, and it boasts a 10.7x optical zoom, so you can zoom closer to the action.
If you need to have a Kodak, try the Kodak Z612. It has more optical zoom at 12x, but the ISO setting only goes up to 800, so it won't let as much light into your photos. I hope this helps.
Andrew
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