Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]
Seems alright. Depends on what type of situations you'd be shooting in, like dark, light, outdoors, indoors, stadiums etc.
Just general usage, hence why I don't want to spend a lot on it. DSLR and bridge cameras are bit clunky to carry round and generally require batteries. Would be used in all situations, reason I want one with good optical zoom is because I like taking photos of close up objects, especially out in the garden etc and the only camera I've had recently is the camera on my phone, which admittedly does take some pretty spectacular close-ups but isn't so good for landscape pictures. It produces some good crisp pictures but you can't really view the pictures at their actual size without there being some fuzziness.
But I don't want a digital camera that is crap lol, I want it to take excellent photos in most situations. I know I can't get 'perfect' photos without spending the money on a camera with interchangeable lenses and such.
Just looking for someone who owns a camera in the £100-£200 bracket from a reputable brand and give some feedback on how good it is.
I'd reccomend it 
