Feedbacks on digital camera needed

[Meta]

I currently own a Nikon 4600. While it takes fairly good pics, I don't like the fact that it lags between shots esp those taken at night. I'm thinking of upgrading to a Nikon S7C or a Canon SD600 or Canon SD700. Would those of you who have had experienced with the cameras mentioned above shed some light on the reviews pls? Much appreciated!

 

[bgcutiepie00]

We had a canon for several years and finally my dh bought us a new one for Christmas this year. He purchased an Olympus which went right back to the store, it had terrible picture quality. We exchanged it for a Canon SD630. We love it, it takes great pictures and its extremely easy to use. I would recommend Canon just because we have had some great luck with them!

 

[Twisted]

go for canon!

i only like nikon for dSLRs.

 

[Swanky]

Canon all the way.
I had a Nikon Coolpix 4300 and it was slow as molasses. . . blech! The pics were fine, but the turn over time was forever.
Canon's are quick!

 

[John 5]

Yup, Canon all the way, baby!!!

 

[katielou07]

i have the sc7 and i love it!!! it's a little confusing at first, but it's so small and the pictures are great. i love the vibration reduction. you'll never lose a good shot bc your hands were shaky

 

[dlg]

We have the Cannon SD800is, and it is an awesome camera. It takes really nice, clear pictures.

 

[Meta]

Thanks for the input. I'm actually leaning a little more to the Nikon but I'll have to go check it out in the stores to compare it. But at the meantime, more feedback is welcome!

 

[twinkle.tink]

I have a canon SD400...and love it, I can only imagine the new ones are that much better.

 

[John 5]

I just bought a Canon Powershot G5... I have yet to use it.

I used to use this baby in yearbook... it was .

 

[miSsxhuStLer]

i have the canon sd600. it's compact, easy to use and the picture quality is great

 

[Raspberry]

I think the SD700 is an excellent choice! Lots of shooting modes, great Canon image quality, and reliable performance in most lighting situations. Plus, it's a little cheaper now that it's being phased out with the SD800 and SD900 cameras.

Check out the reviews at dpreview.com.