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i figured its time to get a new digital camera because mine isnt giving me the quality that i would like so im looking into mid range fuji digital camera's like the e-550 and the s-5100. does anyone own one of these or familiar with them? im wanting something that will have great detail and show the true beauty of my reptiles (down to the scale detail and eye's if possible). im 15 and buying low on funds so im not looking to spend more then 350$


thanks for the help
Jacob
 
$350 can get you a great camera. Go for a camera that has higher optical zoom not digital zoom. It'll give you better quality close-ups. I also recommend going to a store and trying out the cameras. Some cameras get the highest ratings online, but when you actually try them out in person, you find out some things you don't like that weren't mentioned in the reviews, like how the menu works or how the camera feels in your hand.
 
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