If you’re looking for a quality digital camera you can take basically anywhere than Buydig has the deal you need! Priced down to $186 after the coupon listed below you can enjoy taking large 16-Megapixel Photos with dual-image stabilization for perfect and steady captures every time. An ISO sensitivity of 6400 allows you to snap photos in dark or lit conditions with crystal clarity as well and thanks to its 3-Inch LCD 1:000,1 contrast ratio display it’s never been easier to see what you’re doing. Other great features include GPS Tracking built-in along with Geo tagging for photos, plenty of scene modes to choose from for any environment or lightning scenario and the ability to record 1080p High Definition videos at any time. If videos aren’t what you need you can switch to a burst shot mode and snap photos at 12 frames per second.

Take $10 off the price of $196 using code BUYDIGTVADD55 and the price drop to $186 with free S&H

If you’re a photo enthusiast looking for a killer deal for a new and powerful SLR than 42nd Street Photo has just what you’re looking for! Knocking over $300 off the price you can now grab this Pentax K5 camera for under $1000! This camera body offers some of the best features available now and includes a 16.3-Megapixel Sensor for huge images and with integrated AD conversion each image will be a stunning one. It has a huge ISO sensitivity which ranges between 80 and 51200 for photos in any lighting spec and its 11 point SAFOX IX+ Focus system gives you speedy reaction times and photo reliability. It can also take full quality photos at a rapid 7 frames per second as well as switching to and recording 1080p High Definition videos. The chassis is fully weather sealed and it rugged enough to handle out in the field so you never have to fear getting close to that best weather shot. That’s all just the tip of the iceberg as well, and for more information you can view 42nd Street Photo’s info!

These guys, while not well known have great reviews in Pricegrabber.  So buying this camera so cheap, $979, shouldn’t be a question but a must.  Shipping is included.

Valentine’s Day is around the corner and we’ve got the best gift to give to your sweetie (or yourself) with today’s Deal of the Day from TigerDirect.com. Score on a Canon PowerShot A2200 4944B001 Digital Camera that’s available in three color options (red, black or silver) for only $79.97. You’re be saving $60 from its original price of $139 PLUS get an additional $10 with a special coupon (use THZ54526 at checkout) and get free shipping, so really, you’ll only pay $69.97!

Canon’s PowerShot A2200 4944B001 Digital Camera proves that you can really have it all with its numerous features and compact sleek design. It’s loaded with fun and useful features that will help capture those special moments! The newly redesigned digital camera provides clear and crisp photos and is great for any newbie photographer or a pro looking to carry around something a bit more compact thanks to its Smart AUTO system that detects what’s going on in the scene, then automatically and intelligently selects proper settings for the camera based on 32 pre-defined shooting situations.

With 720p HD video capability, you’ll want to record everything on its bright 2.7-inch LCD screen, while its 14.1 Megapixels provide rich detail for all your still images. It also features a 4x Wide Angle (28mm) Optical Zoom gives you more room to compose your shot and comes with various modes that make taking pictures a whole lot easier. There’s Discreet Mode that lets you shoot in restrictive situations by operating noise – and flash-free, and Creative Filters for an easy way to add professional-looking artistry to your photography.

If an SLR is above your price range or you’re just looking for something compact enough to take with you anywhere than Abe’s of Maine has you covered with a new discount for this Nikon Coolpix camera! The price is reduced to $174.95 thanks to a coupon and for the money you get the S9100, which features a 12-Megapixel CMOS Sensor for clear and large photos along with a very impressive 18x Wide-Angle optical zoom for the best close-up shots every time. It’s also got a 3.0-Inch LCD display for viewing all the action as it happens, and that will be extra useful thanks to its ability to snap full 1080p High Definition videos with ease. All images are graced with Hybrid VR image stabilization for super clarity and processed through the EXPEED C2 image processor for the utmost in quality.

Get this camera for $174.95 by using this coupon (LOYALTY10) at checkout

Crutchfield is offering a slick bundle offer, in addition to some great savings on this Powerful Sony Alpha DSLR Camera! Toted to prevent you from missing the moments most important, this DSLR solution will provide you with super fast photo shooting capabilities and plenty of quality to match. Included with the camera itself is an 18-55mm lens kit to get your started, and for photos themselves you get 14.2-Megapixel shots which feature a high ISO sensitivity for low light situations. Noise reduction is a standard for all photos taken, as is the ability to snap into action with blazing fast shutter speeds and the ability to snap photos at 7 frames per second right when you need to. And when that’s not enough you can switch to video capture and record full 1080p High Definition videos with the press of a button. All of this can be viewed live on its large 3.0-Inch display which makes it easy to adjust and get the perfect shot every time. As a bonus you also get a micro monopod and 8GB SDHC memory card for expanded capacity.

Sony alpha DSLR-A560 14.2 Megapixel Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm lens and 8GB SD Card

Buydig is just on a roll today! This time we have another tough camera on sale, this one being the Pentax Optio WG-1 which is only $184 after the coupon listed below. This Pentax camera includes a 14-Megapixel sensor and image stabilization to make every photo crystal clear regardless of environment. And speaking of environment this compact camera is adventure proof, and that’s thanks to its dustproof, shockproof, freezeproof, and even waterproof body. The waterproof capability goes up to 33 feet deep so you can even take some impressive underwater photos on a dive, or even capture 720p High Definition videos instead. It’s 2.7-Inch LCD screen makes all of these functions a breeze, so if you’re interested in taking some photos whilst on an adventure of your own this Pentax would be a great solution!

This is the best price we’ve seen for this camera.  It’s just $184 after using coupon "SEASONSDIGGING5" at checkout.  Delivery is free

Looking for some great quality photos for the family or the great outdoors? If you’re not into spending an insane amount of money for one solution that this new discount offer from Buydig should peak your interest. For a limited time they have some special savings on this high quality Olympus PEN E-PL2 SLR camera, and this includes a 14-42mm lens kit right out of the box. This camera can take 12.3-Megapixel photos with ease and its TruePic V image processor makes each and every shot crystal clear and precise. It’s In-Body Image stabilization mode provides 3 levels of stabilization, from the body itself and the shutter as well so you can get the best shots in even speedy situations. Couple that with 720p HD videos that you have full control over to direct and you can quickly create the best scene and make even mundane situations appear beautifully.

Holy deals from Buydig!  You can pick up this camera for $429. Just use coupon seasonsdigging20 at checkout and you’ll get the discount.

Buydig has some extra savings you can net on this brand new Olympus TOUGH Compact camera. Thanks to an extra coupon which can be thrown into the mix you can grab this one for $194 with free shipping. This camera provides you with some impressive capabilities, including of course its 14-Megapixel Sensor and competent 5x Optical Zoom lens. But what’s most important is that you can take this baby pretty much anywhere. This is because it’s not only shockproof, but also dustproof, freezeproof and even waterproof at up to 5 meters. And that’s not just water resistance, you can actually go under and take some nice photos of the deep before surfacing again. Don’t forget the dual image stabilization which keeps things looking crystal clear at the same time, and if you want more than stills this camera can also take 720p High Definition videos with the push of a button.

Use coupon (WinterBDBux5) and you get this camera for an additional $5 off, lowering the price to $194 with free delivery

Looking to immortalize your memories as photos? It definitely doesn’t have to be expensive to do so, thanks in part to this new discount from Amazon. Now you can grab Nikon’s L24 Camera for around $70 with free shipping, and this camera includes the ability to take large 14-Megapixel photos so you can get the images clear and big. It has a 3.6x Optical Zoom capability which is stabilized, along with boasting a 3.0-Inch LCD screen for viewing and controlling it all. It can also take standard definition videos at 30 frames per second and that’s complete with sound as well. Batteries are even included in the box! The Amazon version of this deal is temporarily out of stock and will be back soon, and if you don’t want to wait you can grab this camera for just $6 from Beach Camera’s offer on the same page.

Get this camera for $69.95 with no shipping.

Amazon is offering a stunning low price on this Nikon CoolPix L24 14MP 4x Optical Digital Camera!

Thanks to deals like these there’s no reason you have to worry about getting your hands on a great Digital camera! Here we have some big savings from Amazon on this Nikon camera which features and impressive 14-Megapixel sensor for taking huge and high quality photos. At this price you would expect much less but it even manages to include a 4x Optical zoom lens as well, and that in itself provides image stabilization for crystal clear pictures fit for any album. 16 Scene modes are built-in as well, and with Easy Auto Mode you need not worry about perfecting them yourself. Other features include its large 3.0-Inch screen, Red-Eye Fix technology and Face-Priority mode that focuses on up to 12 faces at a time. The best part is that batteries are included!

After a massive 58% savings this 14MP camera can be had for only $49.99!

Amazon has some impressive savings available for this Nikon Coolpix S9100 Red Digital Camera!

We’re definitely happy to see this powerful camera from Nikon drop in price, and while its happened before Amazon is pushing an exceptional discount of about $150 upon us this time! This camera is capable of taking large 12.1-Megapixel photos and can do so on the go thanks to its compact design. Now don’t take it’s small size as a sign of weakness, for this camera packs an impressive 18x Optical Zoom lens for taking perfect close-up shots every time. This model is also capable of full 1080p High Definition video capture with sound and if that wasn’t enough its wide-angle lens includes image stabilization so that every shot comes out crystal clear without the need for that expert steady hand.

$179.95 is the final ship price for this camera after $149.05 in savings

Whether you desire to be a pro, want to explore photography as a new hobby or just want to capture those “Kodak Moments,” sooner or later, you’re going to be faced with the need to buy a camera. But with so many options out there, the process of choosing the right camera can be a daunting one. And all too often, shutterbugs either spend too much and get too big a camera, or return a camera disappointed because it didn’t take the pictures they expected. But with a few questions, a dabbling of definitions, and some solid research, even a first time digital camera shopper can get the perfect camera for their needs. Here’s a few tips …

Summary:

• Ask Questions
• Know your lingo
• More MP is not necessarily better
• Don’t fall for digital zoom
• Go Hands On
• Don’t forget the extras

1. Ask yourself a few questions

Before you head to the Internet, or go to Best Buy to look at cameras, it’s important to ask yourself a few questions to help clear the picture:

• What is your budget? Knowing how much you are willing to spend will prevent buying a camera you don’t need, or really want.
• What do you need the camera for? Is it to capture the moment or to get a Pulitzer in photography?
• What type of photography will you be doing? (portraits, landscapes, macro, sports)
• What conditions will you be shooting pictures in? (indoors, outdoors, low light, bright light)
• What experience level do you have with cameras?
• What type of features are you looking for? (long zoom, image stabilization, large LCD display etc)
• How important is size and portability to you?

2. Know the lingo

When you head to the store, you’ll hear a bunch of buzz words which will muddy up the waters. So here’s a few quick definitions to help keep things straight:

• MegaPixels:This is the number of pixels each camera sensor uses to process the camera information. It is essentially the resolution of your camera and how sharp your images can get. And it’s measured in millions and is multiplied by the amount of pixels in rows and columns. For instance, 10 MegaPixels equals 10,000,000 pixels. A pixel is the smallest unit that light is exposed to.
• ISO:ISO is the speed of your camera’s light sensitivity at a particular setting. During the film days, this was referred to as ASA and had to do with how fast film soaked up light when you took a picture. The faster the film, the higher the ASA. It also meant, though that the film would be grainier, less sharp. In the digital world, its ISO, and the higher the ISO setting, the faster the light can be imaged. But like film, the faster the light gets imaged, the more noise gets invited to the party.
• Aperture: Aperture is the size of the hole that the light travels through on its way to the sensor.
• Shutter speed: This is the duration of the light being cast on the sensor as the shutter opens and closes. This is quite literal in digital SLRs, but for point and shoots it’s a time value for imaging the light as point and shoots don’t have literal shutters.
• CCD: CCD stands for “Charged Coupling Device” and is the sensor that point and shoot cameras use to capture the image in the camera. It then processes it. CCDs tend to be VERY small, about the size of your fingernail and as such, can cause a lot of noise if stuffed with too many megapixels. But they are ideal for the compact nature of point and shoot cameras.
• CMOS: CMOS stands for “Complementary Metal-oxide Semiconductor.”  This sensor design is primarily used by digital SLRS and can be as large as a full frame 35mm negative. The benefits to CMOS sensors are obvious – greater size equals more light captured for the image and greater resolution. The downside has been that when shooting moving video that the image can get a bit skewed, referred to the rolling shutter issue.
• Focal Length: Focal Length is essentially the range of your lens. Whether 3x or 35x it is the ability of the camera to zoom from its widest point to its farthest. And the further you can zoom, the slower the lens gets. So it’s important to keep that in mind.

3. DSLR or Point and Shoot? Which should you buy.

There are two categories of cameras … digital SLR (single lens reflex) and point and shoots (which are divided into compact and MegaZooms). When looking at cameras, it largely depends on the kind of camera you want and how you’re going to use it. DSLRs have the advantage of being able to swap out lenses, full 1080p HD video on most models, and provide splendid depth of field. But they are require quite an investment. Point and shoots are inexpensive and offer great capability for capturing the moment. And the HD video they shoot has gotten pretty darn good by comparison to its DSLR cousins. And they have the advantage of fitting in your shirt pocket. But they tend to have smaller zoom lenses. In the middle are the MEGA zooms, which offer up to 40x zoom (equivalent of 600mm) and are cheaper than DSLRs. But they tend to be heavy and do not fit in your pocket. There is one other category that is fairly new and that’s the Micro 4/3s camera. These cameras have electronic shutters (like a point and shoot) but give you the ability to change lenses. So you get the best of both worlds. But they can be pricey.

So when choosing a camera, go back to the questions you asked above and consider which category answers most of them and appeals to your particular picture taking habits.

4. Beware the “more Megapixels is better” myth

Contrary to popular belief, more megapixels isn’t always better. In fact, it can be worse if the increase in megapixels isn’t accompanied by an increase in size of the sensor. What can happen when cameras are stuffed with more megapixels is that a sensor can become less sensitive to light, not more and that means more noise in a picture. And according to a recent study, the “butter zone” for taking snapshots is 6mp. Anything above that for prints up to 8×10 is largely overkill. And considering that only 1 in 5 actually print their pictures, looking at cameras with 14 MP and above is akin to buying a Ferrari for a trip to the supermarket. Sure, it looks good, but you may never use it to its full potential.

5. Beware of the more zoom ploy

Many manufacturers try to lure customers in with large zooms up to 45x and above – especially with megazoom cameras. But the trick with these large focal length cameras is that the camera will suffer from camera shake that becomes more pronounced at the extreme ends. Even with image stabilization, a slight movement can be exponentially larger when taking a picture. And the longer the focal length, the slower the lens. Which can cause a lot of blurry images due to movement. So if you’re thinking about buying a mega-zoom camera, plan on buying a monopod or tripod as well.

Additionally, cameras have a digital zoom feature. This is where a camera can go beyond the physical focal length of the camera by essentially magnifying the image digitally. The downside of this is that the resolution starts to break down and become “artifacty.” And it’ll also become darker as the lens speed drops. And again, camera shake becomes more pronounced. And while some cameras have improved their digital zooms, it’s really more beneficial to the photographer to simply ignore the feature or turn it off altogether.  Then, if you want to take your footage and zoom further, you can just do it in a video editor like Adobe Premiere or with After Effects and get a far better result.

6. Read reviews

When you’re honing in on a particular camera, it’s important to take a look at reviews to get an overall impression of designs. You can go to photo magazines and look on websites like here at GadgetReview. But another valuable review resource is Amazon.com. Go to the product page of the camera you’re thinking of buying and read the user reviews. Toss out the highs and lows (to eliminate the fan boys and the haters) and you’ll have a pretty good grasp of how well a camera performs under real world, daily conditions from people like yourself who have bought them.

7. Go Hands On

While most people are now buying their cameras from online sources like Amazon, do not underestimate the importance of going to a local “brick and mortar” store to try out a camera. Holding a camera in your hand and feeling the weight and form factor will pretty much sell you on one model over another.

Additionally, if you’re thinking of investing in a DSLR system, it may be beneficial to rent a camera from a local “mom and pop” camera store. And many will deduct that rental fee from the purchase price if you buy from them.

8. Think about ‘extras’

When looking for a camera, and making your budget, you’ll want to set aside some money for the extras. Cameras will come with a recharger for the batteries, or will include a USB cable to connect to your computer to recharge (which we don’t recommend). But unless bundled in a kit at the time of sale, they won’t include a camera case, memory cards, or a spare battery. So it’s important to keep those expenses in mind when making your budget. Another consideration is a flash. Most point and shoot camera flashes are designed to shoot a portrait of small group. As such, they flash will dissipate and become largely useless outside of about 10 feet. So if your camera has a top flash attachment (called a “hot shoe) and you’re planning on doing some distance shooting in limited light, then an external flash is a good investment.

9. Shop around

When you’re ready to pull the trigger, go to pricegrabber.com. This is an excellent site for finding the best deal on the camera (or anything for that matter), that you’re looking to buy. You want to pay attention to feedback ratings. This is important. And sometimes the cheapest price may not always be the best bottom line deal (if one is charging more for shipping, for instance). And some online sources will also offer a dirt cheap price to get you to order and then will try and upsell you on extras. And when you don’t, they’ll simply cancel your order. So always remember the old adage – let the buyer beware. But if you stick to the main sources like Amazon, Best Buy,  Costco (which has a nice 90 day return policy) and other mainstream dealers, you should be able to steer clear of that scam.

10. Extended Warranties

Many will want to sell you and extended warranty, and for a big ticket item like a Digital SLR they’re a good idea – but only if they come from a reputable source like the manufacturer. For smaller items like a point and shoot they’re just a cash cow for the retailer. That’s because if a camera is going to go bad, it’ll do it within the regular warranty of a camera (or sometimes immediately after). The older a camera gets, the less likely it will fail. And so the retailer is banking that it’ll be able to pocket the entire cost of an extended warranty and not have to make good on a repair as the camera gets older. And salesmen are encouraged to sell them because they can make up to half the cost as a commission.  Additionally, if you’re paying by Credit Card factor, chances are your credit card company may offer extended warranty protection as a perk of membership.  American Express is one such company, which automatically tacks on an additional year.  And CitiBank Cards theft and drop protection during the first 90 days.

11. Patience is a virtue

Finally, whatever camera you decide on, give yourself time to get used to the camera.  Don’t just take it out of the box, shoot some pictures and expect them to be the quality of Life magazine.   I have talked to a lot of people who returned a camera saying they were disappointed with it, but if you ask a few questions to get deeper behind it, it’s usually because they’re expectations were high, but their patience level was low.  In short, user error often causes most problems with lackluster images.

So, give the manual a cover to cover read to familiarize yourself with the features of the camera.  Shoot a LOT of pictures.  And experiment.  And read up on techniques like the rule of thirds and prefocusing.  The rule of thirds is where you divide the image with an imaginary tic-tac-toe grid.  Place your subject where two lines intersect and your pictures will look much better than sticking them in the middle.  Also, get in the habit of prefocusing.  This is where you place your subject right in the middle and press your shutter half way.  This locks in the focus.  Then recompose and shoot the shot.  Doing this will  virtually insure your subject will stay in focus.

Office Max is offering plenty of savings on this Kodak EasyShare M577 14MP Digital Camera in Black!

Snap into action with this very low priced offer from Office Max! This Kodak EasyShare Touch camera has the compact style you need to take it anywhere you go. It allows you to quickly snap huge 14-Megapixel photos with complete ease and also offers a 5x Optical Zoom with stabilization and anti-blur. It’s touch interface is very easy to grasp, and soon you will be getting the best photos from every memorable moment. But the features don’t end there, this camera gives you a quick and easy 3-Step sharing system which allows you to not only connect to your PC for quick transfer but also simultaneously to many of your favorite social networks along with directly to email or a Kodak Pulse Digital Frame in your home. Deal will remain for a limited time or as long as supplies last.

50% off the retail price of this camera drops it to $69.99.  Free S&H included

Amazon is docking down the price of this Canon G12 10 MP Digital Camera!

Snap into action with this new Canon G12 Camera for a new low price! Thanks to Amazon you can save over $100 and take huge 10-Megapixel photos graced with the quality of its DIGIC 4 image processor. This camera also packs a 28mm wide-angle lens which also has a 5x optical zoom. To keep each and every photo crystal clear and without motion blur Canon’s Hybrid IS system kicks in, while optical image stabilization takes care of the rest. You’re even capable of taking high quality 720p HD videos as well, so whether the moments are in need of snaps or you just wants to capture everything the options are on your side. It has a 2.8-Inch display for viewing and taking these photos and videos and can save them to a variety of memory cards including SD/HC/XC. MulitMediaCard, MMC Plus and much more.

The last we saw this camera it sold for over $400.  Now it’s $379.99.

Amazon is offering a discounted price on the RED Nikon COOLPIX S6200 16 MP Digital Camera!

Amazon is definitely not letting us down in terms of cameras, no matter what your budget or desired features you can get what you need. This Nikon camera which is very similar to our previous post has some slight downgrades in terms of features but also a much lower price for those who are looking to spend less. Regardless of that you can still snap some huge 16-Megapixel photos with quality thanks to its EXPEED 2 image processor and get the right close-ups with its 10x Optical zoom. Video capturing is also included here as well and you can take high quality 720p HD videos with full stereo sound to boot.

Take $104 off the normal price of this RED camera and it sells for $125.  You can also get it in Blue.  One day shipping should apply

Amazon is offering a huge price break on this Fujifilm FinePix F505 16 MP Camera with 4GB SD Card!

Looking to save even more money on a powerful point-and-shoot for the holiday season? Amazon has you covered with this stylish and feature heavy Fujifilm camera. This camera comes packed with a 16-Megapixel CMOS sensor so you can take some seriously BIG pictures in addition to being able to zoom from 15x! This zoom is wide and of course has optical image stabilization for the utmost in clarity. It even provides the capability for shooting RAW images which will provide the best in quality. It also allows you to shoot full 1080p HD videos and thanks to its enriched GUI and large 3.0-Inch display utilizing it is not only a breeze but a beauty within itself.

For now, Amazon has a stupid low on this camera.  It’s $169, which is 58% off the retail price of $399.95.  Did we mention this includes 1 day free shipping

Abe’s of Maine is offering a new discounted price on this Nikon Coolpix S8200 Silver Digital Camera!

If you’re looking to snap photos with style this holiday season then you will certainly be fond of this coupon offering. This Nikon camera is designed to impress and certainly will with its 16-Megapixel CMOS sensor which delivers huge photos at stunning quality and astounding 14x Optical Zoom function which is nearly unheard of in this size. Capture every moment with clarity thanks to optical image stabilization and when the action speeds up you can rely on its EXPEED 2 image processor to handle the work. You can even switch to a 1080p HD shooting mode and capture stunning videos with the touch of a button. Grab this while it lasts!

Use coupon DEALNEWS12 and it sells for $217 with free S&H

Buydig has some extra savings you can grab for this Fujifilm FinePix F550EXR 16MP Digital Camera in Black!

Now’s your chance to shoot some high quality photos with minimal effort involved. That’s thanks to the new low price on this Fujifilm FinePix camera which boasts an incredible 16-Megapixel CMOS Sensor for some truly stunning photo shooting capabilities. But it doesn’t end there, this camera also comes with an impressive 15x optical zoom lens with stabilization for the best close-ups from a distance. There are plenty of scene modes built in as well, and many from night and day scenarios so you always have the best lighting. Face Detection and built-in Red-Eye removal also makes it easy to get the best shots with minimal expertise involved. To top it off it’s also easy to switch to recording and take videos at up to 1080p HD quality so you are always equipped to capture whatever goes on.

Use this coupon (dealnews12) to cut the price to $215.95 with free S&H!

Office Max is offering a new low price on this Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LS5K 14-Megapixel Digital Camera!

Here’s a great camera deals you can grab for the holidays! For well under $100 you can get this Panasonic Lumix Camera with plenty of features that let you get the best photos for the value. It has a 14-Megapixel CMOS sensor and also packs a 26mm wide-angle lens. A 5x optical zoom gives you the ability to snap close-ups and with Optical Image Stabilization backing it you can be assured of the photo clarity. This camera can also capture 720p High Definition videos with ease, and when you take all these features into consideration the price is a steal!

$30 of this retail price makes it $59.99

B&H Photo is offering the lowest price around on this Canon PowerShot SD4500 IS 10MP Digital Camera in Brown!

Looking for a great camera for the holidays? B&H Photo has you covered with a new and great deal on this handy Canon Powershot camera which will definitely supply you with more quality photos than you know what to do with. It has a 10-Megapixel CMOS Sensor tied in with its DIGIC 4 image processor for superior quality photos as well as an impressive 10x optical zoom with image stabilization so you can get the best angle and shot from a distance. It’s capable of capturing full 1080p HD videos and for a minor drop in quality you can switch to slow motion recording to grab every detail. All of this at the lowest price we’ve seen, and you can even get free overnight shipping!

They’ve got this camera for $134.95, which is the lowest deal on the net…EVER