Buying a Digital Camera
Help and Tips

#26: Power Consumption - Motorized Zoom vs. Zooming Ring
Motorized zooms may require more battery consumption than a zooming ring.
 
#27: Out in the Field? A Wi-Fi Camera May Be Handy
Wireless Internet may be coming in the next wave of digital cameras. E-mail photos straight from the camera!
 
#28: Hidden Costs with 8+ Megapixel Cameras
Higher-megapixel digital cameras may have hidden costs besides just the cost of the camera.
 
#29: Work the Controls Before Buying
Comparing digital cameras to buy? Familiarize yourself with the controls before making a decision.
 
#30: Noise in Prosumer Versus Digital SLR Cameras
Debating on what kind of high-end digital camera to buy? ISO sensitivity may factor into your decision.
 
#31: What Does "Body Only" Mean?
When viewing digital camera listings for sale, why are some cameras listed as body only?
 
#32: Dedicated Trash Can Button
A dedicated trash can button on your digital camera may make it easier to remove undesired photos when bracketing or experimenting with recording settings.
 
#33: Don't Stick with a dSLR Kit Lens
Why a digital SLR's packaged lens may not offer everything you need.
 
#34: Video and Audio Output Connections?
Can you connect the digital camera to a TV, displaying slideshows and movies?
 
#35: Image Stabilization Features?
Image stabilization features make it easier to take crisp, clear photos when you can't use a tripod.
 

See Also:

Digital Camera Accessory @
Purchasing and using digital camera memory, card readers, digial camera bags, and more to help you get the most out of your digital photography.

Digital Camera Battery @
Purchasing and getting the most out of digital camera batteries, whether your digital camera uses an alkaline battery, rechargable NiMH battery, or propietary battery.

Digital Camera Memory @
Help on purchasing the right digital camera memory and reducing the chances of photo corruption.

<- Previous (1 - 25)

 
Add: Del.icio.us | Digg | Furl | My Yahoo!