Digital Cameras Buyers Guide

Which digital camera is best for me?

Compact digital cameras are usually very small and have a few several features such as real aperture settings, shutter speeds and zoom lens. These cameras are usually refer to digicams and they are good for traveling as well as quick photos. Most compact digital cameras have unique built-in features which are fun to use during vacation or other outdoor activity. The only drawback to this type of camera is what you see through the viewfinder is not all ways the final results.

DIGITAL SINGLE LENS RELEX (SLR) CAMERAS

Cameras buyers guide for digital SLR cameras. Digital SLR cameras are much bigger and bulkier than the compact digital cameras, however they are much more flexible and powerful when it come to being creative with photography. Normally, what you see through the viewfinder with this type of camera is what you get in the final image. This help determine the focus of the subject in the viewfinder and makes it easier for you to determine when the subject is exactly the way you want it. These cameras are designed to make your job easier and there are a variety of lenses on the market to support them. One of the many benefits this type of camera offers is it lets you get extremely close to distant subjects with a good lens.

LOW-END POINT AND SHOOT CAMERAS

Cameras buyers guide for point and shoot cameras. These types of cameras usually offers low quality, however many companies that manufacture them are beginning to add new features such as zoom lenses and higher pixel resolutions. Low end point and shoot cameras are cellular cameras and regular point and shoot cameras. One advantage of having a low end point and shoot camera is they are great for emailing pictures to friends and family. In addition, low end point and also have video capabilities that which usually capture video frames per second with a resolution of 320 or 640.

What kind of Photographer are you?

Hobbyists

Hobbyist are people who love taking pictures as a hobby. Most hobbyist usually carries a point and shoot camera for quick shots.

Snap shooter

Snap shooters are people who just want to take a picture no matter how the picture turn out. They usually take pictures for fun and to see what the final result would look like.

Novice

Novice are beginners who are just starting taking pictures and trying to learn how to be a photographer.

Serious Amateur

People who are ready to explore the digital world of photography. They want to get very creative and produce high quality images with their camera.

Semi professional/professional

People who want to produce the highest quality images and showcase their work.

What size camera is right for you?

	Professional DSLR - If you are a serious photography and looking to produce professional shots, the digital DLR camera is the camera of choice. Professional SLR cameras has single lens a that would allow you to shoot with a variety of lenses. Another advantage of DSLR is the ability to using the automatic settings as well as manual. DSLR cameras are bulkier and much heavy than traditional cameras so be prepared when carrying extra gear.
	Standard - Standard digital camera are great for amateurs who just want to take quality photos. These cameras are usually the traditional point and shoot and provide flexibility in setting various controls to produce quality photos.
	Compact - Compact digital camera are become more popular these days due to the ability to use them for email, quick snapshots or sending photos to family and friends. These cameras are usually lightweight and many are built in to cell photos, IPod, mp3 players etc. Compacts digital cameras are also standalone and can be carry in a pocket or purse.

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