Swivel LCD models besides Canon?
Are there any worthwhile performers to consider? Swivel is king. The
A620 is making a case for passing on my A80, but the more I think about the S3 the more it appeals to me. Do any of the few other swivel LCD models from other makers hold up to these two (either as a smaller good shooter or a good small ultrazoom) comparatively? Thanks, V |
Swivel LCD models besides Canon?
"Rudy Benner" wrote: Several Olympus models sport the swivel LCD, noteably the E-330. 2.5 inch LCD. Careful the there are some serious limitations on the use of the swivel on the E-330. Read the fine print here. http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/olympuse330/page7.asp The last I checked there were lots of P&S cameras with swivel monitors. Many of the "ZLR" models have swiveling LCDs. (The Sony F707 was a pleasure to use, but is rather ancient history by now.) David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan |
Swivel LCD models besides Canon?
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Swivel LCD models besides Canon?
Indeed, it's at least the size of Canon 350D, but darn it's a nice
camera. Swivel is priceless, such a basic feature but so very handy. Daniel Silevitch wrote: On 22 May 2006 18:47:45 -0700, wrote: Are there any worthwhile performers to consider? Swivel is king. The A620 is making a case for passing on my A80, but the more I think about the S3 the more it appeals to me. Do any of the few other swivel LCD models from other makers hold up to these two (either as a smaller good shooter or a good small ultrazoom) comparatively? Panasonic FZ30, though it's hardly a 'small' ultrazoom. -dms |
Swivel LCD models besides Canon?
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