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There are so many models of digital cameras available in today’s market,  that it becomes a rather difficult task to pick the best buy among so  many options. Perhaps a few steps should be taken into consideration  when choosing the right camera. Will the camera be for daily use, or  just for special occasions like birthdays, family reunions, etc. Will  the price of the camera make much difference on the pocket?
Assuming that price is not an issue, one should choose a well known  major brand camera and if possible, go for the latest model and with the  highest number of mega pixels available. The higher the mega pixels,  the better the picture will be specially if there is an intention of  having photo enlargements quite often. A good quality optical zoom lens  will also make a big difference. Choose a camera which comes with a  battery that holds a good charge, this way you can enjoy lots of picture  taking without having to be worried when the battery charge will come  down.
The range of features available make a digital camera very cost  effective and more than likely you will be able to find the right camera  suited to satisfy your needs.
If you enjoy printing enlargements of your photographs, you may want to  pay close attention to the printing size and what is required in mega  pixels for you to have good quality results. For you to have an idea of  the amount of mega pixels required for most commonly used size of  prints, refer to the chart below:
For photos 2x6 inches - 2  mega pixels
For photos 5x7 inches - 3  mega pixels 
For photos 8x10 inches -7  mega pixels
For photos 11x14 inches - 14 mega pixels        
For photos 16x28 inches - 28 mega pixels
For photos 20x30 inches - 54 megapixels
The handling and design also matters and the lightweight ones are much  nicer to carry around. Choose a camera that is user-friendly and make  sure that you have a good local technical assistance in case you may run  into problems with it.
There are several advantages of having a digital camera instead of the  old traditional film camera. First of all, there are no films to be  purchased ever. You make take dozens, perhaps hundreds of photos and  instantly delete the ones you don’t like, or that did not came well into  focus and just keep the best ones. You may load them into your computer  album, record them and you may view your favorite photos from you  camera or from your television set. Some digital cameras also come with a  recording device that allows you to record special events and replay  them immediately after recording
Digital cameras take pictures that are stored in digital media. It is  possible to select, save or delete photos without any cost whatsoever.  The photos are usually stored in media cards into the hundreds, meaning  that you can take as many pictures as you like before you run out of  space. Also in most digital cameras, the user can view the pictures on  the LCD screen, which will allow him to pick the best ones.
No wonder that digital cameras became so popular and accessible item to  almost everyone. It became a must to have one nowadays and even cell  phone cameras are getting better everyday with noticeable improvements  in quality of picture taken. The earlier models of cell phone cameras  were somewhat limited as far as picture quality is concerned comparing  to the ones we find on today’s market. The mega pixels are increasing  constantly and so the quality of the cameras. If a person needs to carry  both at the same time, maybe a cell phone with a digital camera built  in will be an interesting option to consider
If you have not bought yet a digital camera, maybe this the right time  to do so, considering the manufactures are offering so many new models  with new  features at bargain prices. It is wise to compare the several  models among different manufacturers and also the prices from  traditional and online stores. Make sure you do your research right, and  most likely you will find the digital camera you are looking for.
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chrisblack-uk
13 years ago
 
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