There we were, plugging along with an old digicam; an early model which had set us back an astonishing amount. Determined to get our money’s worth, we squeezed 3 - years of photos out of it, and convinced ourselves that our images just looked fuzzy because we were unaccustomed to the new media.
Then came the hose incident, involving a hot July day, twin preschoolers, and an unruly hose.
Rather too late,
I realized the flaw in my plan to photograph some items for my online auctions while the children played nearby. A new camera was required.
Upgrading to the M425 created a few pleasant changes in my photography experience, at a surprisingly affordable price.
Image resolution is clean and sharp, handling the most common print sizes quite admirably.
Real zoom lens has also dramatically improved the resolution of my photos; I am much ...
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