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Sony cybershot design blended with Canon SLR quality

Can anyone recommend a camera that is as portable as the Sony Cybershot range but with quality approaching that of a Canon SLR?

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Aw - really... that's a real shame. I've got a T30 right now it really just can't handle low light very well which is a real bug bear of mine. If I could get something the same size with 7.2 megapixel plus and really easy to take in low light conditions without having to rest it on anything - that would be ideal!

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Hi Phil, I'm not sure such a thing exists mate. It's a bit like asking "can anyone recommend a car that has the fuel economy of a 1.0L diesel but the performance of a Ferrari 599 GTB" ie they're a little bit mutually exclusive. Nothing but a dSLR has the same image quality. It's also hard to answer your question further since "Cybershot" is Sony's generic name for "compact digital camera" and varies from the pocket-sized S-series to the postively anorexic T-series. Please post some more detailed info (including budget) and we can have a go at recommending something.

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