Help purchasing a point and shoot

<p>If cost is a factor, the Canon S95 can be had for $300 or LESS, to make room for the "latest and greatest". After trying el cheapo point 'n shoots, I did what I should have done in the first place, bought the S95.</p>

<p>>I would like to come close to reproducing the quality I am use to<<br>

What uses are your photos put to? For web/computer display, I find my pocketable S100 to be, for most subjects, as good as my XSi. I had 12"x18" prints made of the same finely-detailed landscape scene taken with both cameras, and I could tell the difference if I looked from a few inches away wearing my prescription reqading glasses, but not otherwise.<br>

Here are a variety of subjects from my S100 (no action shots if that's your thing).<br>

<a href="http://ruthvenphotos.com/s100">http://ruthvenphotos.com/s100</a></p>

Hi

 

I was in the same situation a couple of months ago, and ended up buying the Fujifilm X10.

 

After 2 months of usage I decided to write a few words about my experiences with the camera. If you are interested in

the review, take a look at my blog at http://www.foto24.dk/fujifilm_x10_uk/

 

Cheers

Klaus, Denmark