Tuesday, 29 January 2013

Digital Camera Buying Guide

Digital Camera Buying Guide Details
 There is no spec that tells you which camera is best. A higher resolution (i.e., more megapixels) or bigger zoom range doesn't make the camera better. I'll repeat: you're never looking for the camera with the most megapixels or longest zoom.Don't get hung up on making sure you've got the "best" in a particular class. The truth is, one camera rarely bests the rest on all four major criteria -- photo quality, performance, features, and design. (You may have noticed how few Editors' Choice Awards we give for cameras. That's partly why.) At least not at a friendly price. You want something best for you. And that may mean, for example, that it doesn't produce stellar photo quality, or at least photos that pixel peepers think are stellar quality.Try before you buy. Make sure it fits comfortably in your hand and that it's not so big or heavy that you'll leave it at home. It should provide quick access to the most commonly used functions, and menus should be simply structured, logical, and easy to learn. Touch-screen models can allow for greater functionality, but can also be frustrating if the controls and menus are poorly organized or the screen can't be calibrated to your touch.
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide

                   

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