Considering it is not much more than $100, it appears to be a good value. To get good photos indoors though, you will need more than the camera. If the products you will be selling are small, you should get or make a light box/tent, some lights (you can use desk lamps), and a tripod. If they are not small, you should use the flash, or a tripod and a longer exposure. This is the easiest to do-it-yourself" light box:
http://blog.makezine.com/2006/07/27/diy-light-box/
Cheaper but still easy to make:
http://strobist.blogspot.com/2006/07/how-to-diy-10-macro-photo-studio.html
While you can't go wrong with a class 10 SD card, it won't make the camera any faster than a class 6 or even a class 4 card...you can get away with class 4 because the camera does not shoot HD video). The camera is (reportedly) slow because of its autofocus system, shutter lag, and flash recharging. A faster card has no effect on those things.
Looking for an all around camera with emphasis on interior shots {at first}. I will be taking MANY pictures of products to sell on ebay & the like at first, then using the camera on vacations & normal home shots. I doubt I use "video mode" much.
Looking at a plethora of reviews I found that there is a learning curve to the camera but with excellent results even on low light & interior picts. Interesting info like utilizing Class 10 HDSC cards sped up the time-lags between shots, buy the SMALL Zeikos Camera Bag & use Duracell NiMh batteries.
What is your opinion on this camera & if you don't like this one, what do you suggest?
All comments are VERY much appreciated.

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