Zitat von »Longshankz«

naja ich wollte mir mal was gutes tun und eine digitalcamera anschaffen ...

sollte so zwischen 150 und 250 euro liegen
gute bildqualität is mir sehr wichtig

Zitat

The image quality of the A60 is very good. The color saturation and white balance is excellent under most average shooting conditions. When needed, the "one-push" white balance feature makes it quick and simple to manually set the proper color temperature in mixed lighting conditions. Indoor people pictures shot with the flash seemed a little under saturated but you can enable the Vivid color effect if you like them more colorful. Other color effects include Neutral, Low Sharpening, Sepia tone and Black & White. There was little need to post-process the vast majority of the pictures that we shot. The focus is sharp and well defined especially when shooting closeup objects.[...]

Timing and performance was impressive, it's obvious that Canon's new DIGIC processor does its job well. It takes about three seconds to power up and be ready to take the first shot. In the Large SuperFine mode it takes about four to five seconds to process and store the two-megabyte image. And going from Record to Play or vice-versa also takes about two to three seconds. The all-important shutter lag (delay from pressing shutter until picture is actually captured) is about 0.6 to 0.7 seconds, a little faster than average thanks to the robust autofocus system. Sequential shooting wasn't quite as fast as the specs, we achieved about 2 frames per second as the camera captured eight frames in just a fraction over four seconds. This mode always varies depending on the shutter speed and will most likely be used outdoors with good lighting and faster shutter speeds. Our timing was with the Preview option disabled and the LCD turned off. The buffer flush after a burst of eight shots was less than ten seconds and the camera was able to take another shot in just under two seconds and could maintain that pace indefinitely.

The Canon zoom lens is sharp and relatively fast with a maximum aperture of F2.8 in wide angle. There is a little barrel distortion at full wide angle but almost no pincushioning at full telephoto. The zoom mechanism is smooth and quiet. Canon has auxilliary wide angle, telephoto and super-macro lenses that are easily attached after removing the dress ring around the lens barrel. The lens adapter used to mount these lenses can also be used to hold 52mm filters in front of the lens. The Canon AFiF autofocus system is accurate and fast even when shooting macros at eight inches or in dim light to total darkness thanks to its focus assist lamp. Canon is one of the few digicam manufacturers that has "seen the light" (sorry about that) and realized that these cameras need help focusing in low light conditions. This same lamp also serves as the red-eye reduction light and the selftimer warning light.

Zitat von »Reito«

Da hat BBB schon recht: für €200,- ist die Canon A60 recht günstig, 1,5'-LCD und optischer Zoom.

2 Megapixel reichen für einfache Fotos auch aus. 16MB-CF-Card ist dabei. Nicht üppig, aber für den Einstieg reicht's.

Es gibt aber ein Aber: die A60 wird mit Batterien betrieben.

Da Digicams nunmal recht viel Strom brauchen, empfiehlt sich noch die Investition in Akkus und Ladegerät (wenn nicht vorhanden). Also zusätzliche Kosten.

Mit integriertem Akku kann ich die Konica Revio KD-310 Z Digitalkamera mit 3 Megapixel und 3fach optischem Zoom empfehlen. Da stöpselst Du wie beim Handy nur noch das Ladekabel dran.

16MB-MMC-Karte ist ebenfalls dabei - und ein USB-Leser (nur für SD/MMC-Karten). Kann man quasi auch als erweiterbaren Speicherstick benutzen. Ganz praktisch.

Preislich liegt die Revio Richtung €300,-. Bin mir nicht mehr 100% sicher, aber ich meine, dass der Mediamarkt vergangene Woche diese Kamera für €249,- im Angebot hatte. Dafür ein echtes Schnäppchen.


So long
Reito