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limbo - 10:05 am on Jun 3, 2005 (gmt 0)
That said I also have a pocket Sony Cybershot that doesn't do a bad job in the right light.
I would definitely recommend you get something that lets you have manual control. Point and shoot digital has too many limitations. Something that will allow you to control depth of field, shutter speed and focus is essential if you intend on taking photos that look more proffesional. This may mean spending a little more. We use a Nikon D70, a brilliant all rounder but will cost you around £500. Although second hand one can be picked up at bargain prices.