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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;d.t.menace, post: 1284528, member: 18944&quot;]Unless you&#039;re considering doing professional photography I think you can get excellent results using a better point and shoot camera. As you&#039;re looking at them, pay attention to the cameras focal length capabilities in macro. I bought a Cannon powershot SX110 IS a couple years ago and I&#039;m very satisfied with it. The big plus with the Cannon is the included software that lets you tether the camera to your computer and run the camera directly in a camera window. You can change settings and run the shutter release with the click of the mouse.&nbsp; It allows you to take tons of pics while you&#039;re adjusting lighting and camera angles and see immediate results. I think the key with using a point and shoot is taking lots of pics and experimenting.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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