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Aren't digital cameras fantastic? I used to be into SLR photography way back but was always frustrated to have to wait to see the results (never liked the idea of having chemicals about the house and developing my own film stock, though I did get to do it at uni). Digital has been a revolution and, for me at least, a revelation. No wasted film, cheap prints, computer-based enhancement, cameras with loads of features.
I've learned a bit about digital photography through using my Canon A75 for the last couple of years and will still use it as a keep-it-with-you-wherever camera , but now I'm looking for something with much higher image quality (especially under artificial lighting where my old camera didn't do so well), good zoom and more flexibility. Any suggestions as to 'next step up' kit? I don't want to set out to spend astronomically, so suggestions for all-round cameras that don't cost the earth would be great, but all ideas welcome.
I've learned a bit about digital photography through using my Canon A75 for the last couple of years and will still use it as a keep-it-with-you-wherever camera , but now I'm looking for something with much higher image quality (especially under artificial lighting where my old camera didn't do so well), good zoom and more flexibility. Any suggestions as to 'next step up' kit? I don't want to set out to spend astronomically, so suggestions for all-round cameras that don't cost the earth would be great, but all ideas welcome.