Pros/cons of each? I really don't know what the difference is.
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go on flickr, search for cameras of both types. look at the pictures.
that's the best way to tell.
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What raven said. It's all to do with personal preference.
SLR = greater artistic freedom and more professional looking shots. Point&Shoot = quick and convenient. throw it in your bag or pocket. easy to use.
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Quote: from TechnoShark at 1:27 pm on Nov. 7, 2009
What raven said. It's all to do with personal preference.
SLR = greater artistic freedom and more professional looking shots. Point&Shoot = quick and convenient. throw it in your bag or pocket. easy to use.
This basically.
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that really depends on what type of point and shoot you use. I personally love the Holga (it's film, not digital). Like it better than my SLR, though it is much more of a pain in the butt.
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What raven said. It's all to do with personal preference. 
