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What is your point. Can you see the subject on both? Are you trying to use a phone for reproduction purposes or everyday shots? I have iphone4 and 9900. I get thru the work day without a problem with the 9900. For capturing lifes moments ,the 9900 does a better job. Now if I change professions and my job requires fingerprint documentation I may have a problem, but I would probably go with a Nikon anyway.We can see them. It's just that they look poopie.
Again, from my outdated daily driver (Inspire):
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Now, yours:
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Any difference?
Oh...just a little.03-07-12 04:37 PM - Who much does a point and shoot that will better the iPhone and slip into your shirt pocket cost nowadays?
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...bUvbUpU7214789
$89.99 with "Smile Detection"?
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03-07-12 07:30 PM - We don't need to carry another device, and we don't need better than an iPhone--we need better than the 9900.Who much does a point and shoot that will better the iPhone and slip into your shirt pocket cost nowadays?
Canon Powershot A2200 Digital Camera (Blue) 4942B001 B&H Photo
$89.99 with "Smile Detection"?03-07-12 08:49 PM - Can someone please explain to me why everyone concentrates solely on the limitations of the 9900 and not the advantages of the 9860, 9810, or the 9900?
How in the **** are you gonna compare an iPhone and a 9900?
Ill tell you what, for all the people who can't keep themselves from moaning about the camera in the 9900 here is what you do.
Put "WISH" in one hand, "P00P" in the other hand, and see which one weighs more.
If this "My iPhone camera is better than your 9900 camera" crap is all you can come up with,,... than it obvious you don't need either one.
Oh, almost forgot, while your at it, what is the best "Wing & FartBox" combination for the Civic nowadays?Last edited by olblueyez; 03-07-12 at 09:07 PM.
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