I spent 50 bucks on film and processing too many times. Why isn't you budget about what you spent on film in say "six months" since you won't be doing that anymore?
After having 4 of the same film camera, which produced colors that pop, true film quality that enlarged to 8x10 perfectly, I am now having to make a difficult change.
My requirements: colors that pop, film quality images/pictures, sharp in 8x10, possibly panoramic capability, and a video.
I do a lot of hiking. My pictures are very important to me. What I have been getting are so great that I sell them in 8x10 and get many compliments.
Here is the problem - finances. I need to find a used one, no more than $50. Is there such a thing that someone can recommend?
Also, I was told that, inside a circle on an SD card is a number. If the number is lower than 10, the reproduction is poor in color and clarity. The person who told me this has tried it & says it's true. Does anyone know anything about this?
Another problem - the terminology is very different from using film, so please keep things in simplest terms. I understand relationships, so if you can relate to film, I will be able to relate to digital.
Many, many thanks. This is the very best site for help & information.

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