The price range is flexible, but I'm willing to spend up to $500 -
$600 if necessary. This is a business expense, so I do get a tax credit.
Tom P asked what I don't like about the Coolpix 4500. The major
problem is that it focuses, and then refocuses inappropriately,
sometimes when I'm taking close-ups of ceramics and porcelain marks.
It actually ends up taking fuzzy pictures as a result. So I'm
wondering if there's not something easier to use, something that I
can "set" the focus on and force the camera to do as I ask, rather
than what it wants.
I'll check out the sites referred to in posts &, if I decide to
"bite," I'll post how things play out.
Mical Wimoth Carton
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What is your price range????
That has a lot to do with it.
Again I can't help but point you to Consumer Reports Web site they
just recently reviewed cameras and I can't remember what they
recommended.
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