etali

I've had several digital cameras - my first was a Canon, and I wasn't impressed with it. Since then I've had two Ricoh cameras - both very good, and a Nikkon, which had massive problems in anything other than 'normal' light - bright sunlight made the picture very washed out, and the flash settings weren't up to much for night photos.

I still have the first Ricoh I bought - an RDC 2. My Caplio G3 died recently, and since it isn't under warranty any more I'm considering a replacement.

I'm not sure if I should give Nikkon another chance, go for a Ricoh, or try another make entirely.

I'm after something that is flexible - good at taking photos indoors, through glass for exhibitions, and with a good zoom feature. I'd prefer something that saves the pictures fast too - I hate it when they sit there 'writing to card' for several seconds while you miss the moment

aquariancore

I just picked up the Nikon L12. Small but powerful

tater03

My brother has a Nikon. I am not sure which one it is but he loves it because it is so small and from what he says it does quite a bit. Have you checked out any user reviews. Maybe it was just the type of Nikon you got.

aquariancore

My Nikon cost what my digital cost 11 years ago. There is no comparison.