We live in a "Digital Age" and we therefore need digital tools to exist in this age. Like Cellphones, Digital Cameras have come a long way, we've said goodbye to film over a decade ago. Shopping for a good Digital Camera can be quite a daunting task If one is not sure what to look for. Below are 5 major things to look for when purchasing a Digital Camera.
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Reliability: This is where brand comes in to play. There are certain brands that are synonymous with quality Digital Cameras. These are Sony, Nikon and Canon. These brands have been around for quite some time and they can be trusted. Please also check technology sites for reviews as some models can be faulty. Sites like cnet.com offers a wealth of information for cameras.
Price: As it relates to Digital Cameras,cheaper is never better! There will always be those brands who will make a cheaper version of a high quality camera by using cheaper material to make the Camera. Sometimes people are so desperately in need of a Camera that they purchase a cheap camera that falls apart in months. Think of a Digital Camera as an investment , you might need to dig a little deeper into your wallet.
DSLR vs Point & Shoot: Digital Single Lens Reflex Cameras are not for everyone, they are mainly used by professionals, has a lot of features and is always bulky and heavy. A point and shoot camera is significantly smaller, lighter and easier to use. These cameras are great for beginners or just the average person looking to take great photos. It depends on what your needs are and then you will be able to select that camera.
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Megapixels: These are one of the key factors brands will use to sell their cameras. Megapixels have to do with the quality of the pictures/screen and how clear and life-like it will look. It is believed that the higher the Megapixel the better ... not so. Back when Digital Cameras just came out everybody wanted a camera that was 12 megapixels and higher. Today however, Digital Cameras with 5 Megapixels are able to perform just as good as the higher ones.
Accessories: Like any cellphone, cameras come with accessories. This is also an important factor that needs to be worked into your budget. There are certain things that must be purchased along with the camera for it to work at it's full potential. These might include but not limited to Memory Cards, Lenses, Carrying Cases, Spare Batteries/ Re- chargers and so on.
Reliability: This is where brand comes in to play. There are certain brands that are synonymous with quality Digital Cameras. These are Sony, Nikon and Canon. These brands have been around for quite some time and they can be trusted. Please also check technology sites for reviews as some models can be faulty. Sites like cnet.com offers a wealth of information for cameras.
Price: As it relates to Digital Cameras,cheaper is never better! There will always be those brands who will make a cheaper version of a high quality camera by using cheaper material to make the Camera. Sometimes people are so desperately in need of a Camera that they purchase a cheap camera that falls apart in months. Think of a Digital Camera as an investment , you might need to dig a little deeper into your wallet.
DSLR vs Point & Shoot: Digital Single Lens Reflex Cameras are not for everyone, they are mainly used by professionals, has a lot of features and is always bulky and heavy. A point and shoot camera is significantly smaller, lighter and easier to use. These cameras are great for beginners or just the average person looking to take great photos. It depends on what your needs are and then you will be able to select that camera.
Megapixels: These are one of the key factors brands will use to sell their cameras. Megapixels have to do with the quality of the pictures/screen and how clear and life-like it will look. It is believed that the higher the Megapixel the better ... not so. Back when Digital Cameras just came out everybody wanted a camera that was 12 megapixels and higher. Today however, Digital Cameras with 5 Megapixels are able to perform just as good as the higher ones.
Accessories: Like any cellphone, cameras come with accessories. This is also an important factor that needs to be worked into your budget. There are certain things that must be purchased along with the camera for it to work at it's full potential. These might include but not limited to Memory Cards, Lenses, Carrying Cases, Spare Batteries/ Re- chargers and so on.
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