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All I would suggest is, get the cameras with the least amount of megapixels as you can get hold of. In my experience, most people don't need more than say 2 megapixel cameras. If they have more, then they will ramp up the megapixel's and before you know it, your directories will be full of HUGE pictures!

 

Just worth noting!

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KWestos thats great advice, I've said that many times! Robustness is more of an issue than MP/Quality, as what the pupils want from the camera isnt all that much. Main thing is for it to take ok quality pictures and record video with decent enough sound.
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Great advice yes, But what if students are wanting to be a little bit more creative? I know that when i was in school we had rubbish equipment and I wanted to be alittle more creative, but because the school where more interested in saving the pennys we didn't have good equipment, in my opinion if you get the some decent equipment you get a decent out come, if you get the kids shoddy equipment you get shoddy result because the kids will think why should bother trying to do good work if the school can't be bothered to get me some decent equipment.
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We ave 4 Samsung Cameras of really good quality, and I guess even now a 5mp camera would meet most peoples needs, especially in a primary school

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