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[taimatsu]

If I wanted to buy myself a reasonable-quality digital camera for UKP100 or less this weekend, how realistic would I be being, and where should I look if it were possible? I want to buy it in person, not online. It's got to be easy to use and produce basic web-quality images. I'll want to be able to plug it into both Windows and Mac computers. If it were difficult to break, that would be a bonus. I have no idea how realistic my budget is.

Discuss.

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[bateleur.livejournal.com]

I want to buy it in person, not online.

So long as you're aware that will be more expensive, fair enough.

Yes, £100 should get you a perfectly decent camera, though it'll most likely come with non-rechargeable batteries and a tiny memory card, both of which you may want to upgrade.

[taimatsu]

I just can't be doing with ordering things online when I haven't a computer of my own to do it at, and I can't receive parcels at home, and money coming out of my account at unpredictable times. Hassle. Anyway, I would rather like to have it to use on Saturday and Sunday, as my childhood home is about to be sold, and I'm going in a hot-air balloon on Sunday :)