Tips on How to buy new or used Digital Cameras!
Buying a digital camera isn't all about megapixels. A digital camera's
megapixel count remains its most important spec--but it is by no means
the only one. Start with pixels, but make sure to check a few other
important numbers when considering a purchase. Battery life,Digital
cameras quickly drain batteries--especially alkaline
batteries. Megapixels, With more megapixels, you can print larger photos
with better image quality. Exposure controls, allow you to customize
exposure settings such as lens opening and shutter speed, which
serious photographers will value. Focal range, Cameras with greater focal
range can zoom out to fit more into a shot or zoom in to fill the frame with
the subject. Optical zoom produces sharper images than digital
zoom. Manual focus override, can be more accurate than automatic focus
in some situations. Cameras with stepped focus can only be set to focus
at a few predetermined distances. Storage capacity, How many photos
you can store depends on the resolution at which you shoot them. But
with most cameras, you'll almost certainly need to buy an extra card, so
don't base your purchasing decision entirely on the starter card supplied
with the camera.
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