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both are very good....

Posted by AbeCollins on February 2, 2005 at 10:38:46:
I got the A85 for my Dad 'cuz he would have a hard time working a smaller camera with his large hands.... and we like the fact that the A85 uses AA style batteries. In any case, it takes great pictures and for my next digital camera purchase (in a few years) I'll take a serious look at Canon.
My 'main' digital camera right now is the Olympus C8080 8-megapixel. While most cameras in this class have a broader zoom range, the C8080 has a faster lens, best battery life, and fastest 'boot up' time.

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