On a normal day, I would suggest going to the "Point & Shoot" subforum at rangefinderforum.com and browse through the many posted examples from dozens of low-cost alternatives to the high-end cameras so you could make your own judgement, but as rff seems to have dropped off the face of the earth, that's not such good advice today. But in my experience, the T4 and the Stylus Epic are overpriced and overhyped, they are everybody's easy answer. The best value in a 28mm film point & shoot, in my opinion, is the tiny Nikon Lite Touch AF/AF600, and there is a plethora of good performers in the 35mm range that will cost you less than $10, from Nikon, Canon, Ricoh, Pentax, Olympus, Konica and most other manufacturers. And they are cheap enough that you can buy them like candy. Unless you are a major pixel-peeper (and maybe even then), the optical quality on most of the fixed focal length cameras is almost universally very good. Find one that feels good in your hand and you will be happy.
