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Re: [xclimber47] dSLR versus high-end point & shoot:
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macblaze
Nov 29, 2009, 12:35 AM
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My friend the professional photographer would say get both... She has a couple of dslr's and olympus for underwater and bad conditions a couple more point and shoots for off- the cuff stuff.. etc. etc.
The point is there isn't a be all and end all for every situation. I have a Panasonic dmc-lz7. I love the size, the quality and the fact that it takes AAs so I never have to worry about running out of batteries when miles away from power. The aforementioned friend scoffs at it for its lack of detailed manual control, but she's SOL when her batteries go kaput.
Fit the camera to the adventure... Oh, and dslr's are waaaaay too bulky to be hanging off the back of your harness 
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