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blerk
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Found tucked away in a drawer, have used this cam a few times before getting my wide-angle Lumix (also for sale here). Still a pretty decent camera, require two AA batteries. In good nick, no marks on the LCD, has only seen light usage. Specs:
6.2 megapixels, CCD sensor, ISO 80-1250, 3x optical + 5x digital zoom. More specs here.
Cash offers only please, not looking for much.
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Sammy_boy
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Does it come with any accessories like USB cable, etc, is it boxed?
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blerk
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It's not boxed, but comes with usb cable and 2gb sd card. It does however have a kodak pouch to carry it in.
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Sammy_boy
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Sounds fine, I'll start you at £10 
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blerk
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Thanks for the start matey.
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number1
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I withdraw my bid on the lumix, 20del here for this
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blerk
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I see you went from 30 to 20 
Thanks for the bid though.
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number1
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I'm very undecisive about things, i went off the lumix because it lacked manual controls and had preset scenes instead.
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blerk
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It has manual controls too, there's a lot you can set, no need to pick a scene mode or use Ai, you can set the iso manualy and some other stuff, but then again it's not a dslr I've sold the Lumix now on a Dutch forum, pending payment.
Seems the digicams are a lot more expensive there than here, maybe due to the low pound. I have no used the Kodak in ages so I'm not sure what kind of manual controls you're after but I can check it out for you if I know what to look for.
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number1
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I read the Lumix manual, only thing controlable seemed to be the iso, and image stabilizer, i like to have manual iso , sharpness , contrast , saturation, and some control over the shutter speed so i can set it to 1sec etc.
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blerk
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Ah, ok, I will have a look and see what the Kodak can and can not do, or did you already read the manual ?
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number1
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Now i've read the manual, and it appears to also lack manual settings has even less than the Lumix, looks like i'll have to keep looking for a replacement for my cheapo canon A470.
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blerk
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Fair enough. If you require a lot of manual controls, you need a dslr I think. Most compacts don't have much to offer, the audience they're target is simple point and shoot users.
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blerk
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Still open to offers.
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Sammy_boy
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I'll increase my offer to £15, can pay today
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Posted: 2009-11-30 10:27
