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Buying a Digital Camera

Get a Camera with Magnified Photo Previews

SUMMARY: Magnified photo previews can help determine the sharpness of a digital photo.

Digital cameras have the ability to preview previously taken photos. This is the huge advantage over film cameras; see what photos you took and make sure they look good before you develop (print) the pictures!

However, even with the largest of LCD preview screens, it is impossible to view all the details in a particular photo. For most personal use, scanning for details is not a necessity, but professionals and those using digital cameras for commercial reasons may need to ensure their photos are of the highest quality. This is especially true if they are bracketing their photos, taking several copies of the same subject with slightly modified settings.

If this scenario sounds like what you need to do, before you purchase a digital camera, make sure it comes with magnified preview modes. This way, you can zoom in on your photos, ensuring their utmost quality. Digital cameras with this feature may have a button or dial next to a magnifying glass, signifying zoom-in capability.

 

 
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