[CaRP] XML error: junk after document element at line 1
Internet Marketing Tips State-by-State
| |
| | Internet Marketing Tips State-by-State |
| |
| | Business, Business Opportunity, & Business Insurance |
| |
| | Children, Teens, School & Education |
| |
| | Family, Family Law, Credit & Debt |
| |
| | Food, Recipees, Beer & Wine |
| |
| | Health, Health Insurance, Diets & Disease |
| |
| | Home Improvement & Home Loans |
| |
| | Internet Business, Starting Business & Work at Home |
| |
| | Internet Marketing, Leads Marketing & Sales Training |
| |
| | Internet, Search Engine & Computer Training |
| |
| | Legal Services, Bankruptcy, Lawyers & Insurance |
| |
| | Parenting, Babies & Safety |
| |
| | Self Help, Learning, Education & Training |
| |
| | Sports, Fishing, Golf, Gambling & Recreation |
| |
| | Travel, Business Travel, Travelers Insurance & Vacations |
| |
| | Trucks, Autos & Automobile Insurance |
| |
| | Web Development, Website Design, & Web Hosting |
| |
| | Web Site Promotion, Domains & Search Engine Optimization |
| |
| | Women, Women Careers, Health Tips & Beauty Secrets |
| |
| | Writing Books Newsletters Non-business & Business Writing |
|
|
Travel, Business Travel, Travelers Insurance & Vacations
|
Last Updated:
May 26th, 2005 - 22:14:57
|
Choosing the right digital camera for general use can be more challenging than actually taking a good picture. Like all things technical, digital cameras come in a vast array of styles, sizes and abilities.
However, you don't have to research in great depth to make the right choice -- you need only know what you want your camera to do for you. You'll need to consider your own skills, your budget and how you will use your photographs.
Regarding your skill level, first consider your willingness to learn the technicalities of photography. Do you simply want to point and shoot? If so, there are plenty of automatic cameras made to do just that.
Or, do you want to be creative -- experimenting with self-timers, flash, shutter speed, lighting, and photo enhancement features? To fulfill these creative desires, you'll need a camera with a full range of manual controls.
Of course, with the hundreds of digital cameras that are on the shelves, you don't have to make a commitment -- many cameras have both automatic and manual settings. It all depends on what you want to spend.
Speaking of budget, you should know what you want to spend before you shop online or in a store. Then, only look at the cameras that match the amount that you came up with -- it will keep you from suffering buyer's remorse later.
In addition to your skill and your budget, consider how you will use the camera. Are you planning to email more pictures than you plan to print? Are you uploading them for online auctions or to share with your best friend who lives miles away? If so, carefully consider whether the pictures need to last for the next 100 years, or just until your online auction expires or your friend gets a chance to take a look at them.
If you are looking for professionally finished prints, brilliant color and a sharp image, you will need a camera with high image quality. The quality of an image is directly related to how many pixels it can capture horizontally and vertically. To print quality standard sized photos that will last, you'll need a minimum of a 1-2 megapixel digital camera. Larger photos will require 3 megapixels to get the same quality. With at least 4 megapixels, 11 x 14 enlargements will look sharp.
Zoom lenses can also play a key role in the appearance of your photos. Many cameras will have zooms, but the size and type of zoom are important to consider. The larger the zoom (a 3x would be average and 10x large), the closer you will be able to get to subjects like sporting events and wildlife. But for good quality photos, be sure the camera has a true optical zoom rather than a digital zoom, which merely enlarges the center of the basic image.
Also, be aware that not all cameras with the same megapixels are created equal. Some have better optics and better zoom lenses. Some have more features such as the ability to make short videos. Some have better LCD screens for reviewing photos. Some have batteries that are proprietary and expensive to replace. Some are more prone to needing repairs.
So before heading to the store or to your favorite online site, check out the reviews for the models that interest you. Simply state your need at a search engine -- something like 4 megapixel digital camera+review.
There is no need to spend hours researching every term and every available feature. Simply familiarize yourself with basic terminology, know your needs and know which models have the best ratings in your price range. Armed with this knowledge, you'll be more satisfied with your investment.
About The Author
Todd Nelson is webmaster at Triple Exposure Photography. Visit www.tephotography.com for the large photography resources or to register for the free Photo Age newsletter.
|
© Copyright 2005 by
ArticleArticle911.com
or article author
Top of Page
|
|
|
|
Clarence Anthony from Pure Travel Australia has recommended exciting places to visit for travelers if they want the pure Australian experience, atmosphere and appeal of the film "Australia" ...
Milwaukee-based Celtic Rock band Reilly is set to to debut their new Holiday collection "Kick Ass Celtic Christmas" on Oglio Records, a Fontana/Universal distributed label. Reilly melds clas...
The historic epic film "Australia" has generated buzz that includes an enthusiastic endorsement from Oprah Winfrey. Fans of the movie also enjoy "Message Stick," an award-winning n...
Toronto, MAGIX, the market leader in video editing*, releases its Video Pro X, a program for professional video editing and post production. MAGIX is offering a special introductory price to the users...
New RSS feed generator creates instant theme-based content for your website. Improve your site ranking in all search engines. Built-In keyword tracking tells you exactly how many site visitors each of your pages are generating...
|
|
