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Hi all,

I have seen a similar question pop up in this forum.
I did a couple of searches but cannot find anything related.
Could someone please help me out with this question.
I'm looking for a compact point and shoot camera for my wife.
Something easy to use, but giving acceptable results.
What would you recommend ?

Cheers
CD

How easy?

I was looking at the 4600/5600/7600 until I found out they completely lacked ISO control...

Christian,
Was this the thread?

http://www.d70users.net/viewtopic.php?t=5157

thank you so much,

The major reason I like this forum is that everybody is friendly and helpful.
I posed my question on dpreview and the first response I got was:
this is a dslr forum, thanx. NT

Thanks again for your help.
I'm so glad to be part of this great community.

Hi Christiand, I have a Canon S50 and it is brilliant. It was my first digital camera (after a fair bit of research) and it's a winner. I was after a 20D but decided on the D70 when I purchased my DSLR (again after alot of research) as the value for money weighed in favour of the D70.

There is probably a S70, S80 and so on now. My trusty S50 delivers the goods. It is compact yet robust and full of features. It offers manual control and the software is excellent. Hope this helps.

Thanks again,

you have been very helpful.

Cheers
CD

christiand wrote:Thanks again,

you have been very helpful.

Cheers
CD

CD,
Nikon Coolpix 8800 is brilliant and it's with VR too! so she can join the VR club at 4:00am like you did. BTW, Canon P&S are the good choices.

Christian, there was discussion about P&S options in this thread too. The Canons are very worthy of consideration in this area

cheers

http://www.d70users.net/viewtopic.php?t=4697

Christian, just got my 69 yr old mum the Collpix 8800 with VR. She loves it and finds it relatively simple. Now downloading the software from Nikon Asia, that was a little harder...

Christian, I also had a canon S40 as my 1st digital camera and could not have been happier with it. Lot of manual control, relatively compact and great results. Recommended the S50 to my mother-in-law, and she now loves me even more...

 BTW Christiand........the photo submitted today from me was taken on my S50. See this link:
http://www.d70users.com/viewtopic.php?p=67411#67411
but shhhh, please don't tell anyone!

What are ppls thoughts on the new Nikon 7.1mp compact P&S 7900 ?

Hi Marcus,

thank you very much for the info regarding the Canon S50.
I do love the bw photo of the rose.

Cheers
Christian