Looking for a camera

[Muffin]

Preferably around 100-150 or less
Im trying to get into photography, So just something good for taking pictures.

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[HelplessNobb88]

You are forgeted if you aren't willing to buy some horrible cheap point-and-shoot with a video mode.

[Maze24]

use your phone if you have one.

thats good for pictures.

[Muffin]

You are forgeted if you aren't willing to buy some horrible cheap point-and-shoot with a video mode.

I am willing too. But I was looking for something preferably better.

[Owen]

I see you are looking for a camera, let me Google that for you:

• http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Cameras

[Brickman]

For the price range I would suggest http://www.amazon.com/Polaroid-Digital-Camera-Display-Orange/dp/B0025VKVOC I use it for most of my photography and it is a great learning/all around camera.
Of course since it's a point-and-shoot there is no manual focus or anything, but it does allow aperture settings, shutter speed, and of course ISO settings.
If you want examples of images I have taken with it I could PM them to you, or post them in this topic.

Other than that I guess you could get an SLR (brown townog) camera. for that price you could get a good one second-hand.
Of course, there is the cost of film and then getting that film developed and scanned, so I wouldn't really recommend it.

You're not going to be able to get a DSLR camera for 150$, though.

You are forgeted if you aren't willing to buy some horrible cheap point-and-shoot with a video mode.

You can get reasonable cameras for 150$ if you know where to look.

[DnaUnstable]

Get a film camera, they are cheaper and give a better photographing experience.

[Muffin]

For the price range I would suggest http://www.amazon.com/Polaroid-Digital-Camera-Display-Orange/dp/B0025VKVOC I use it for most of my photography and it is a great learning/all around camera.
Of course since it's a point-and-shoot there is no manual focus or anything, but it does allow aperture settings, shutter speed, and of course ISO settings.
If you want examples of images I have taken with it I could PM them to you, or post them in this topic.

Other than that I guess you could get an SLR (brown townog) camera. for that price you could get a good one second-hand.
Of course, there is the cost of film and then getting that film developed and scanned, so I wouldn't really recommend it.

You're not going to be able to get a DSLR camera for 150$, though.You can get reasonable cameras for 150$ if you know where to look.

I would like to see some pictures.

Also: I think his would be a good one http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Product/Compact-Digital-Cameras/26198/COOLPIX-L22.html#tab-ProductDetail.ProductTabs.RatingsReviews

[Gambsy]

Get a film camera, they are cheaper and give a better photographing experience.

The camera's cheeper but buying the film and producing them in a similar quantity of one day out taking photos (around 200 -300) would cost a fortune