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Summing up all the details in the preceding sections, the answer is “Maybe.” Consider investing in a new model if any of the following statements apply:

 You’re not happy with the quality of your printed photos.

 You have trouble capturing action shots because your camera is a slow performer.

 Your pictures appear noisy (speckly) when you shoot in dim lighting.

 You’re a serious photographer (or want to be) and your camera doesn’t offer exposure control, Raw image capture, a flash hot shoe, or other advanced features.

 Your current camera is so big and heavy that you often leave it behind — and when you do take it along, your neck and back start to hurt in no time.

Of course, some cameras address these issues better than others, so again, be sure that you read reviews on any new model you consider. Also consult with the salespeople at your local camera store, who can point you toward cameras that best solve the picture-taking problems you’re experiencing.