With the introduction of Digital cameras, now you don?t have to spend on buying rolls after rolls when you are traveling or while on a holiday, this magic gadget can not only take hundreds of pictures and store them for you but you can also edit the pictures you do not like according to your choice. Digital cameras have changed the technology of photography. Digital photography begins with capturing images in a digital format.
Important factors of a Digital Camera:
You would find different models of these Digital cameras in the market of different price ranges and so if buying a the camera for the first time, there are basically three factors that you should keep in mind ? Resolution, Storage capacity and Special features for taking a picture and storing it.
Digital photographs are made up of hundreds of thousands or millions of tiny squares called picture elements-or just pixels. The quality of a digital image, whether printed or displayed on a screen, depends in part on the number of pixels used to create the image called as Resolution. More pixels add detail and sharpen edges. The greater number of pixels or dots per inch, the higher the resolution of the finished photograph will be. Digital cameras generally range from 2.0 megapixels to 8 and even above. Consumers today are looking for higher resolution as they want more detail and color accuracy in their images. Older digital technology used under 2.0 megapixels.
Storage space in your Digital Camera:
Here in Digital cameras, the images are stored on internal disks in the camera. As most mid-priced digital cameras do not contain very much storage space hence this would require you to download your pictures to your computer once the space is full .But then of course more memory can be added to the interior of the camera, just like in a computer. A less expensive method is to add memory by using a small card that pops into the camera. These disks can be purchased with capacities between 64MB all the way up to 2 gigabytes. Larger disks can hold hundreds of pictures at their highest quality.
Once you store the image in your computer your printer can use these tiny pixels and give you your printed pictures. When you enlarge these digital images, the pixels will begin to show-an effect called pixelization. This is not unlike traditional silver-based prints where grain begins to show when prints are enlarged past a certain point. The more pixels there are in an image, the more it can be enlarged before pixelization occurs. The size of a photograph is specified in one of two ways-by its dimensions in pixels or by the total number of pixels it contains. For example, the same image can be said to have 1800 x 1600 pixels or to contain 2.88-million pixels i.e.1800 multiplied by 1600.
We can say that a digital camera is better quality than a film camera in some respects! Probably if you check the resolution, a 35mm film-based camera, it may crush any digital camera if you see the number of good pixels. But when it comes to color balancing under mixed lighting a digital camera has a better advantage than a film camera and even when you check the scale, the ability of the camera to capture detail in the brightest highlights and darkest shadows of a scene is marvelous.
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Thursday, October 4, 2007
How Digital Cameras Work
A digital camera focuses light through a lens onto a sensor, that records images electronically. This electronic information is then converted into binary digital data, and stored on a fixed or a removable device for being read by a computer. Below is a more outlined way of understanding how digital cameras work.
1. The CCD
In practice, most digital cameras use a charge coupled device (CCD) as an image sensor. Some digital cameras use a complimentary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) instead. Both these sensors convert light into electrical charges, that are transferred to a storage disc. The sensors also filter the light into the three primary colors and then combine them to create the full spectrum. The more expensive cameras use three sensors. Each of them has a filter of a different color.
2. Light Control
Aperture and shutter speed is used to control the amount of light that reaches the sensor. The aperture setting is automatic in most digital cameras. Some cameras also allow manual control, for professionals and enthusiasts. The shutter, in contrast, is set electronically.
3. Lenses
The digital cameras use four kinds of lenses. These are: fixed-focus, fixed-zoom lenses; optical-zoom lenses with automatic focus; digital-zoom lenses, and replaceable lens systems. The fixed focus and fixed zoom lenses are used in inexpensive cameras while the optical zoom lenses have both wide and telephoto options. The digital zoom lens culls pixels from the central part of the image and enlarges them to fill the frame. Of course, this can at times result in a grainy or fuzzy image.
4. LCD Screen
This is the screen where you view the image. For better viewing or printing, the image needs to be transferred to a computer. The quality of the image depends on the resolution of a digital camera, and is measured in megapixels. The higher the resolution, the better is the image quality.
5. Resolution
The resolution is also important in deciding the size of printed photographs. A 1 megapixel digital camera will produce images that are good for e-mailing or posting on the Web. This is because their resolution is low. The images taken from a 2 megapixel camera are suitable for 4x5 inch prints while those taken from a 4 megapixel camera can produce 16x20 inch prints.
6. Memory
Most digital cameras store images within the camera on memory cards. These were then transferred with the help of cables to computers. Today, most digital camera makers provide reusable and removable storage devices. These include SmartMedia cards, CompactFlash cards and Memory Sticks. Some other removable storage devices include: floppy disks, hard disks, or microdrives, writeable CDs and DVDs. The vast volume of memory has increased as the technology increased, and exciting prospect.
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1. The CCD
In practice, most digital cameras use a charge coupled device (CCD) as an image sensor. Some digital cameras use a complimentary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) instead. Both these sensors convert light into electrical charges, that are transferred to a storage disc. The sensors also filter the light into the three primary colors and then combine them to create the full spectrum. The more expensive cameras use three sensors. Each of them has a filter of a different color.
2. Light Control
Aperture and shutter speed is used to control the amount of light that reaches the sensor. The aperture setting is automatic in most digital cameras. Some cameras also allow manual control, for professionals and enthusiasts. The shutter, in contrast, is set electronically.
3. Lenses
The digital cameras use four kinds of lenses. These are: fixed-focus, fixed-zoom lenses; optical-zoom lenses with automatic focus; digital-zoom lenses, and replaceable lens systems. The fixed focus and fixed zoom lenses are used in inexpensive cameras while the optical zoom lenses have both wide and telephoto options. The digital zoom lens culls pixels from the central part of the image and enlarges them to fill the frame. Of course, this can at times result in a grainy or fuzzy image.
4. LCD Screen
This is the screen where you view the image. For better viewing or printing, the image needs to be transferred to a computer. The quality of the image depends on the resolution of a digital camera, and is measured in megapixels. The higher the resolution, the better is the image quality.
5. Resolution
The resolution is also important in deciding the size of printed photographs. A 1 megapixel digital camera will produce images that are good for e-mailing or posting on the Web. This is because their resolution is low. The images taken from a 2 megapixel camera are suitable for 4x5 inch prints while those taken from a 4 megapixel camera can produce 16x20 inch prints.
6. Memory
Most digital cameras store images within the camera on memory cards. These were then transferred with the help of cables to computers. Today, most digital camera makers provide reusable and removable storage devices. These include SmartMedia cards, CompactFlash cards and Memory Sticks. Some other removable storage devices include: floppy disks, hard disks, or microdrives, writeable CDs and DVDs. The vast volume of memory has increased as the technology increased, and exciting prospect.
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How To Choose A Digital Camera
How to choose a digital camera? This is not an easy question to answer given the wide range of digital cameras available in the market today. Each camera comes with its own individual features like image resolution, storage capacity, lens power etc. So, what should the buyer look for in the camera?
1. Image Quality
Image quality and trueness of colors need to be studied carefully. In fact, one should spend considerable time looking at images generated by different cameras before taking a decision. These images should not be the retouched images but fresh shoots.
2. Resolution
Resolution is another major requirement. The quality of a camera is directly proportional to the resolution of the images. For example, a 3 megapixels (MP) camera outputs images that are anywhere from 1 to 2 MB in size while a 7 MP camera outputs images that are 4 to 5 MB in size. If you are a professional photographer then you should go for high pixel cameras; beginners can look at low or mid-end cameras.
3. Weight
You should also not forget the camera weight. A large and heavier camera is difficult to carry. It is also more difficult to keep it still when shooting. You should therefore select a camera that you can focus with ease.
4. Capacity
The number of images a camera can take before you download them on to your computer may not be a problem if you are shooting near your computer. Of course, it does matter if you are shooting outdoors in that case you should choose a camera that will store enough images. You should therefore go for large memory cards or several small memory cards. This will allow you the luxury of long photo shoots.
5. Lens Quality
Mid range cameras have a single lens with or without zoom facility. For shooting objects from a close range (around less than 1.5 feet) choose a camera with a macro option. High-end cameras, that are basically 35mm. SLR (Single Lens Reflex)) cameras, come with changeable lenses but can cost quite a lot. They are more useful for professional photographers. Beginners need not burn money on them.
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1. Image Quality
Image quality and trueness of colors need to be studied carefully. In fact, one should spend considerable time looking at images generated by different cameras before taking a decision. These images should not be the retouched images but fresh shoots.
2. Resolution
Resolution is another major requirement. The quality of a camera is directly proportional to the resolution of the images. For example, a 3 megapixels (MP) camera outputs images that are anywhere from 1 to 2 MB in size while a 7 MP camera outputs images that are 4 to 5 MB in size. If you are a professional photographer then you should go for high pixel cameras; beginners can look at low or mid-end cameras.
3. Weight
You should also not forget the camera weight. A large and heavier camera is difficult to carry. It is also more difficult to keep it still when shooting. You should therefore select a camera that you can focus with ease.
4. Capacity
The number of images a camera can take before you download them on to your computer may not be a problem if you are shooting near your computer. Of course, it does matter if you are shooting outdoors in that case you should choose a camera that will store enough images. You should therefore go for large memory cards or several small memory cards. This will allow you the luxury of long photo shoots.
5. Lens Quality
Mid range cameras have a single lens with or without zoom facility. For shooting objects from a close range (around less than 1.5 feet) choose a camera with a macro option. High-end cameras, that are basically 35mm. SLR (Single Lens Reflex)) cameras, come with changeable lenses but can cost quite a lot. They are more useful for professional photographers. Beginners need not burn money on them.
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What You Need To Know When Buying A Digital Camera
If you are not technologically aware then purchasing a digital camera could be a difficult task for you. With so many options and features provided by different companies on various models, it is not easy to select the best. The best way out is to refer to the Consumer Reports provided about each and every product in the market so that you can judge the worth of the product.
Just a little research before purchasing a digital camera could help you more than you can imagine. Trust me, this is the best approach one should follow as I myself is the sufferer because I didn?t followed this procedure when I purchased the digital camera. What I always thought was that you don?t need to be technologically aware to purchase such things, just select the mid priced product and be happy. But believe me that am not true.
The digital camera I purchased from a discount bargain store was of a local company. How foolish I was as I couldn?t differentiate between a digital camera and grocery items. Never ever purchase a digital camera from such stores. But I had purchased the digital camera so I had to use it.
On the very first day I realized that it was very difficult to use that piece of scrap. It was a complete user-unfriendly device as its shutter speed was very slow, around a picture in four seconds that nearly annoyed me and not to mention the time I had to spend to learn to use that weird object. To add on the problems even the initial picture required two second delay that confused me when to press the button and when not. Moreover, an anti-red-eye flash always appeared before the actual flash thus creating the problem. I can?t express the problem I faced to photograph even the still objects and adults with this digital camera.
Next time when I was out to purchase a camera what I did was exactly the right approach. Firstly, I did a complete research on the different models available of various companies and at what price. I also reviewed the customer reports on many digital cameras. Then I visited a studio and consulted the professional photographer before purchasing the camera. It was then I got the camera of my dreams, the perfect technological machine.
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Just a little research before purchasing a digital camera could help you more than you can imagine. Trust me, this is the best approach one should follow as I myself is the sufferer because I didn?t followed this procedure when I purchased the digital camera. What I always thought was that you don?t need to be technologically aware to purchase such things, just select the mid priced product and be happy. But believe me that am not true.
The digital camera I purchased from a discount bargain store was of a local company. How foolish I was as I couldn?t differentiate between a digital camera and grocery items. Never ever purchase a digital camera from such stores. But I had purchased the digital camera so I had to use it.
On the very first day I realized that it was very difficult to use that piece of scrap. It was a complete user-unfriendly device as its shutter speed was very slow, around a picture in four seconds that nearly annoyed me and not to mention the time I had to spend to learn to use that weird object. To add on the problems even the initial picture required two second delay that confused me when to press the button and when not. Moreover, an anti-red-eye flash always appeared before the actual flash thus creating the problem. I can?t express the problem I faced to photograph even the still objects and adults with this digital camera.
Next time when I was out to purchase a camera what I did was exactly the right approach. Firstly, I did a complete research on the different models available of various companies and at what price. I also reviewed the customer reports on many digital cameras. Then I visited a studio and consulted the professional photographer before purchasing the camera. It was then I got the camera of my dreams, the perfect technological machine.
Luke Cameron is owner of Gadgets Booth. - an online magazine offering news, tips and articles on Gadgets. His website can be found at: http://www.gadgetsbooth.com and http://www.technologybooth.com
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Buying A Digital Camera - What Will You Use It For
It can be a hard decision deciding what camera to buy, but before you choose a digital camera you must decide what kind of photographer you want to be. Most people use their camera for everyday snapshots of friends, kids, family and events. If that?s all you need it for you?ll most likely be just looking for a camera that?s easy to use and compact.
Almost all compact cameras have auto focus, which helps us non-professional photographers take easy photos without having to worry about exposure and all that kind of stuff. Lots of these ?easy-to-use? cameras come with scene modes for landscape, portraits and night shots etc. to make it even easier to use and get that prefect picture without even trying.
If you however hobbyists you may desire better visual effect and control. You should consider a camera with manual exposure controls, advanced features, extra optical zoom that will allow you more creativity when taking photos.
You?ll hear lots of talk about megapixels and this has become one of the main selling points of cameras. So what are they you may ask, basically the more megapixels available the higher the resolution of the photo, which will be sharper and have better colour details.
There?s plenty of manufactures trying to out do each other in the megapixel area, the decision you need to make is down to what type of photographer you want to be, if you just want to print on ordinary 4 x 6 paper you wont notice much difference between three megapixel and seven. If on the other hand you hope to move into the semi or full professional photographer the high rating of eight or ten megapixels will allow you to capture a high level of picture detail which in turn will look better on large printouts of the photo.
We have covered only some of the basics here to help you to start understanding some of the features that digital cameras have. At first this can be daunting but as you do your research you?ll get to understand the terminology better.
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Almost all compact cameras have auto focus, which helps us non-professional photographers take easy photos without having to worry about exposure and all that kind of stuff. Lots of these ?easy-to-use? cameras come with scene modes for landscape, portraits and night shots etc. to make it even easier to use and get that prefect picture without even trying.
If you however hobbyists you may desire better visual effect and control. You should consider a camera with manual exposure controls, advanced features, extra optical zoom that will allow you more creativity when taking photos.
You?ll hear lots of talk about megapixels and this has become one of the main selling points of cameras. So what are they you may ask, basically the more megapixels available the higher the resolution of the photo, which will be sharper and have better colour details.
There?s plenty of manufactures trying to out do each other in the megapixel area, the decision you need to make is down to what type of photographer you want to be, if you just want to print on ordinary 4 x 6 paper you wont notice much difference between three megapixel and seven. If on the other hand you hope to move into the semi or full professional photographer the high rating of eight or ten megapixels will allow you to capture a high level of picture detail which in turn will look better on large printouts of the photo.
We have covered only some of the basics here to help you to start understanding some of the features that digital cameras have. At first this can be daunting but as you do your research you?ll get to understand the terminology better.
Martin Smith can help you. Find out how thousands of people have been helped with the advice and information. Visit this link for details on: Digital Camera Reviews
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Tips And Tricks To Buying A Digital Camera
Technology is changing fast and not everyone can adopt quickly and welcome the changes. Believe it or not, but there are those who have a problem accepting emails even today though it has become the primary mode of communication. The usage of PDA's to store memos and notes is even less. It comes as no surprise thus that buying a digital camera is gaining acceptance slowly. Most people still prefer a film-based model and sift over only if they have to.
Most people who plan on buying a digital camera start off startled as they see the picture quality it can give from someone else's digital camera. So they decide on buying a digital camera to get the same quality snaps. Plus, a digital camera is very convenient as there is no need for film rolls anymore. So remembering the rolls and what snaps are on them are on their way out. Storing conventional snaps can also become a problem as they tend to get lost and destroyed. Buying a digital camera solves all these problems.
So when you have decided on buying a digital camera you should start off by doing some research work. Try to read a few online reviews of user experiences to know about the various brands, their features, pluses and minuses. Before buying a digital camera you should know them and thus you will yourself know what you should go for. These online resources will also help you find the best bargains. Once you have gone through them, buying a digital camera would be a whole lot easier.
So first decide whether you are ready for buying a digital camera and then carry out the research before taking a final decision. You can start off by checking a few online shops, these usually offer great bargains. But which stores do you need to turn to? Are these stores secured for online purchases? Do some store reviews as part of your research before buying a digital camera. This will surely make your job of buying a digital camera much easier.
And once you have your camera and used it for a while, you will find that you cannot live without it. You are sure to wonder why you didn't decide on buying a digital camera earlier. Try out the various effects, settings and techniques and clean up your old pictures with the provided photo editing software. You are sure to have a lot of fun. It will add a new meaning to photography.
So don't just keep thinking about buying a digital camera. Go ahead and do it. A digital camera is convenient and the pictures are better as well. So what are you waiting for?
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Most people who plan on buying a digital camera start off startled as they see the picture quality it can give from someone else's digital camera. So they decide on buying a digital camera to get the same quality snaps. Plus, a digital camera is very convenient as there is no need for film rolls anymore. So remembering the rolls and what snaps are on them are on their way out. Storing conventional snaps can also become a problem as they tend to get lost and destroyed. Buying a digital camera solves all these problems.
So when you have decided on buying a digital camera you should start off by doing some research work. Try to read a few online reviews of user experiences to know about the various brands, their features, pluses and minuses. Before buying a digital camera you should know them and thus you will yourself know what you should go for. These online resources will also help you find the best bargains. Once you have gone through them, buying a digital camera would be a whole lot easier.
So first decide whether you are ready for buying a digital camera and then carry out the research before taking a final decision. You can start off by checking a few online shops, these usually offer great bargains. But which stores do you need to turn to? Are these stores secured for online purchases? Do some store reviews as part of your research before buying a digital camera. This will surely make your job of buying a digital camera much easier.
And once you have your camera and used it for a while, you will find that you cannot live without it. You are sure to wonder why you didn't decide on buying a digital camera earlier. Try out the various effects, settings and techniques and clean up your old pictures with the provided photo editing software. You are sure to have a lot of fun. It will add a new meaning to photography.
So don't just keep thinking about buying a digital camera. Go ahead and do it. A digital camera is convenient and the pictures are better as well. So what are you waiting for?
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How To Choose The Perfect Digital Camera
As digital photography becomes more popular, the images become better quality, and cameras become more affordable it's no surprise that sales of digital cameras are exploding.
There are many different types of digital cameras to choose from and the one you choose what have a lot to do with what you plan on using the camera for.
Types of digital cameras
There are three basic types of cameras and this is the same whether you are shooting film or digital media. These three types are: point and shoot cameras, prosumer cameras and professional quality SLR cameras.
1. Point and shoot cameras operate fully automatically. These cameras pretty much do everything for you from choosing the correct exposure to whether a flash is needed.
2. Prosumer Cameras. These cameras are just a step up from the regular point she cameras in that they allow the photographer to have more options over control. These cameras often have various exposure modes which allow the photographer to have some control over the exposure.
3. Professional cameras allow a photographer to actually look through the lens. These are called single lens reflex cameras. What you see is what you get. You have full control over the exposure with these cameras but you can also shoot in full automatic mode or using various exposure modes.
Resolution
No matter what type of digital camera you decide to buy you'll need to make the decision about the resolution of the camera.
If you've ever shopped at one of the large electronics superstores you most certainly have had the opportunity of discussing digital cameras with their salespeople. They will usually lead you to believe that the most important thing when choosing a digital camera has to do with pixels. While this is important it is not the end all of digital image quality. Pixels are tiny squares that make up an image. Obviously the more squares are pixels the more detailed image will be.
Most of the digital cameras today produce images with at least 4 million pixels. Four megapixel images will produce up to 8 x 10 prints which look very nice. Most people do not make prints larger than 8x10 so these cameras should work fine.
Try different cameras before you choose
Did you know that you could take a memory card into the store with you and place in the camera you are looking at and take a few sample pictures? You can then take these pictures home to compare on your computer or make prints. Various cameras have very different image qualities even though they may have the same number of pixels. This is why it's important to compare.
Digital cameras are changing and improving faster than you can imagine. Every few months there will likely be one that is better at a cheaper price and you paid. Don't worry about it. If you take the time to choose a good digital camera you'll be making quality photographs that you and your family will enjoy for many years to come.
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There are many different types of digital cameras to choose from and the one you choose what have a lot to do with what you plan on using the camera for.
Types of digital cameras
There are three basic types of cameras and this is the same whether you are shooting film or digital media. These three types are: point and shoot cameras, prosumer cameras and professional quality SLR cameras.
1. Point and shoot cameras operate fully automatically. These cameras pretty much do everything for you from choosing the correct exposure to whether a flash is needed.
2. Prosumer Cameras. These cameras are just a step up from the regular point she cameras in that they allow the photographer to have more options over control. These cameras often have various exposure modes which allow the photographer to have some control over the exposure.
3. Professional cameras allow a photographer to actually look through the lens. These are called single lens reflex cameras. What you see is what you get. You have full control over the exposure with these cameras but you can also shoot in full automatic mode or using various exposure modes.
Resolution
No matter what type of digital camera you decide to buy you'll need to make the decision about the resolution of the camera.
If you've ever shopped at one of the large electronics superstores you most certainly have had the opportunity of discussing digital cameras with their salespeople. They will usually lead you to believe that the most important thing when choosing a digital camera has to do with pixels. While this is important it is not the end all of digital image quality. Pixels are tiny squares that make up an image. Obviously the more squares are pixels the more detailed image will be.
Most of the digital cameras today produce images with at least 4 million pixels. Four megapixel images will produce up to 8 x 10 prints which look very nice. Most people do not make prints larger than 8x10 so these cameras should work fine.
Try different cameras before you choose
Did you know that you could take a memory card into the store with you and place in the camera you are looking at and take a few sample pictures? You can then take these pictures home to compare on your computer or make prints. Various cameras have very different image qualities even though they may have the same number of pixels. This is why it's important to compare.
Digital cameras are changing and improving faster than you can imagine. Every few months there will likely be one that is better at a cheaper price and you paid. Don't worry about it. If you take the time to choose a good digital camera you'll be making quality photographs that you and your family will enjoy for many years to come.
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Digital Cameras And Accessories To Suit Your Needs
The contribution of technology in the improvement of photography should not be taken for granted. Digital photography has already marked its name in the field of technology and many people are taking interest in it. Quality cameras, coupled with state-of-the-art accessories and photo editing software have taken photography to a new level. In this article, we will be exploring the world of digital cameras, specifically the gadgets behind it all.
First, let us check out the most important gadget in this case: the camera. There are a lot of varieties of digital cameras available for your use but for practicality and convenience, buy one that will suit your need. Let us consider taking pictures to be placed on your website. In this case, it is best that you use the economical, one-megapixel Sport models. Not only are they cheap but the pictures they take are just perfect for your website.
Speaking of pictures for websites, keep in mind that you have to maintain a 72dpi (dots per inch) resolution for your pictures. Also, they should be in JPEG or GIFF format but the former is more preferred. Make sure to arrange the pictures in such a way that it would lure in more visitors. I recommend that you use hyperlinks through texts instead of pictures to accelerate the loading of the pages.
The model mentioned above is included in the low-end cameras. These types of camera usually have only 1-2 megapixels but they can be also used for printed photos too. In addition, there are also a variety of lenses to choose from. Some cameras have fixed lenses while others have wide-angle lenses which are designed for taking long distance shots.
Mid-range cameras have 3-4 mega pixels while premium camera offer as much as five megapixels or even higher. These types may be preferred by professional photographers since they can shoot high-quality pictures. These are however, not ideal for taking pictures to be put up in websites.
There are also SLR cameras which are more sophisticated and are mostly used by serious photographers. As I've said, there are a lot to choose from but your preference may depend on your purpose and budget at hand.
After the cameras, let us take accessories into consideration. Accessories improve the quality of your photo and make it easier for you to manipulate the transfer so it is also vital that you have an idea about them. Flashguns, for instance, enhance the picture you take. Following are different accessories that would make digital photography more exciting.
One of the most essential accessories available to photographers is the lens attachment. This piece of accessory gives the photographer a chance to view the scene from the camera with a wider perspective. One variety of this gadget functions like a telescope and fits the telescopic lens. For your convenience, you can also purchase a docking station which has a number of functions. It can recharge you camera's batteries while transferring your photos onto the dock effortlessly.
If you immediately want a hard copy of your picture, this can already be done without going to a printing shop. Now, there are portable printers that can be attached directly to your camera. Pictures can be printed out from your camera in an instant. How convenient!
Of course, your camera won't function without the battery that energizes it so you should most definitely consider the type of battery you're going to use for your camera. The most popular type of battery today is the lithium-ion battery so you might want to try it for yourself.
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First, let us check out the most important gadget in this case: the camera. There are a lot of varieties of digital cameras available for your use but for practicality and convenience, buy one that will suit your need. Let us consider taking pictures to be placed on your website. In this case, it is best that you use the economical, one-megapixel Sport models. Not only are they cheap but the pictures they take are just perfect for your website.
Speaking of pictures for websites, keep in mind that you have to maintain a 72dpi (dots per inch) resolution for your pictures. Also, they should be in JPEG or GIFF format but the former is more preferred. Make sure to arrange the pictures in such a way that it would lure in more visitors. I recommend that you use hyperlinks through texts instead of pictures to accelerate the loading of the pages.
The model mentioned above is included in the low-end cameras. These types of camera usually have only 1-2 megapixels but they can be also used for printed photos too. In addition, there are also a variety of lenses to choose from. Some cameras have fixed lenses while others have wide-angle lenses which are designed for taking long distance shots.
Mid-range cameras have 3-4 mega pixels while premium camera offer as much as five megapixels or even higher. These types may be preferred by professional photographers since they can shoot high-quality pictures. These are however, not ideal for taking pictures to be put up in websites.
There are also SLR cameras which are more sophisticated and are mostly used by serious photographers. As I've said, there are a lot to choose from but your preference may depend on your purpose and budget at hand.
After the cameras, let us take accessories into consideration. Accessories improve the quality of your photo and make it easier for you to manipulate the transfer so it is also vital that you have an idea about them. Flashguns, for instance, enhance the picture you take. Following are different accessories that would make digital photography more exciting.
One of the most essential accessories available to photographers is the lens attachment. This piece of accessory gives the photographer a chance to view the scene from the camera with a wider perspective. One variety of this gadget functions like a telescope and fits the telescopic lens. For your convenience, you can also purchase a docking station which has a number of functions. It can recharge you camera's batteries while transferring your photos onto the dock effortlessly.
If you immediately want a hard copy of your picture, this can already be done without going to a printing shop. Now, there are portable printers that can be attached directly to your camera. Pictures can be printed out from your camera in an instant. How convenient!
Of course, your camera won't function without the battery that energizes it so you should most definitely consider the type of battery you're going to use for your camera. The most popular type of battery today is the lithium-ion battery so you might want to try it for yourself.
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Digital Cameras - Good For The Environment
Digital cameras help to save trees! This is because as more and more people move away from conventional cameras they are unwittingly reducing the use of chemicals that were earlier being used to process the film. These chemicals, especially the developer and fixer solutions, were serious environment hazards. More importantly, you don't have to print every picture in the roll of film, you can print just the one or two that you like, thus saving lots of paper as well.
1. Chemicals
Law requires that chemmicals need to be neutralized before disposed of. Unforunately, most film processing centers released the chemicals into the drain because of high expenditure involved in treating them before discharge. A lot of photographers have been found guilty of this also.
2. International Waters
They are not the only ones who broke the law with abandon. The cruise ships in the international waters were even bigger culprits. As a routine, these ships first developed pictures shot by passengers and then dumped the film-processing chemicals into the open ocean. No one cared, since no restrictive laws apply to international waters. This is the reason why our oceans and green reefs are dying at a rate faster than the rain forests.
3. Digital Cameras
They can now thank the makers of digital cameras for saving them from some of the chemicals that earlier poured on them from ships. The same can be said of ponds and rivers that used to be polluted with chemicals flowing out of film processing labs, and that incidentally still flow out of such labs in the third world.
4. Inkjet Printers
There are some green campaigners who point fingers at inkjet printers - used to take prints - and rechargeable batteries used in digital cameras. Of course, they must realize that very few people take prints of the photographs. Most transfer the images into computers electronically. Also, used cartridges are either recycled or dumped in landfills. Very rarely they find their way in water bodies.
5. Rechargable Batteries
Impacting digital cameras are rechargable batteries - don't buy batteries ever again! Get rechargables. In particular, get NiMH rechargable batteries with a charge of at least 2200 or higher. These will last about 8 hours and they can be charged in as little as two hours. These batteries can be charged up to 1,000 times before they have to be thrown away. Even if you theoretically used your camera every day for a year, you still would have years before you had to get new batteries.
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1. Chemicals
Law requires that chemmicals need to be neutralized before disposed of. Unforunately, most film processing centers released the chemicals into the drain because of high expenditure involved in treating them before discharge. A lot of photographers have been found guilty of this also.
2. International Waters
They are not the only ones who broke the law with abandon. The cruise ships in the international waters were even bigger culprits. As a routine, these ships first developed pictures shot by passengers and then dumped the film-processing chemicals into the open ocean. No one cared, since no restrictive laws apply to international waters. This is the reason why our oceans and green reefs are dying at a rate faster than the rain forests.
3. Digital Cameras
They can now thank the makers of digital cameras for saving them from some of the chemicals that earlier poured on them from ships. The same can be said of ponds and rivers that used to be polluted with chemicals flowing out of film processing labs, and that incidentally still flow out of such labs in the third world.
4. Inkjet Printers
There are some green campaigners who point fingers at inkjet printers - used to take prints - and rechargeable batteries used in digital cameras. Of course, they must realize that very few people take prints of the photographs. Most transfer the images into computers electronically. Also, used cartridges are either recycled or dumped in landfills. Very rarely they find their way in water bodies.
5. Rechargable Batteries
Impacting digital cameras are rechargable batteries - don't buy batteries ever again! Get rechargables. In particular, get NiMH rechargable batteries with a charge of at least 2200 or higher. These will last about 8 hours and they can be charged in as little as two hours. These batteries can be charged up to 1,000 times before they have to be thrown away. Even if you theoretically used your camera every day for a year, you still would have years before you had to get new batteries.
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Apple surprise digital camera
Apple has a long tradition of emphasizing the user experience, rather than the technology involved in delivering that experience.
Apple branched out into consumer electronics. One example of this product diversification was the Apple QuickTake digital camera, one of the first digital cameras ever brought to the consumer market.
Apple defined and launched the new category of computing and was a forerunner and inspiration of devices such as Palm Pilot and PocketPC.
A digital camera is an electronic device used to capture and store photographs electronically instead of using photographic film like conventional cameras.
Modern compact digital cameras are typically multifunctional, with some devices capable of recording sound and/or video as well as photographs. In the Western market, digital cameras now outsell their 35 mm film counterparts.
When you plug in your digital camera to the USB port, Mac OS X senses the connection. The preinstalled Image Capture driver tells the Mac you plugged in a camera, and then launches iPhoto to import your pictures.
Apple sees the camera being used for business, education and "memories". It is fully automatic, with a built-in flash. A window at the rear of the camera is surrounded by four buttons which control the flash, picture resolution, self-timer, and delete functions. The camera can store up to 32 images at a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels - each a quarter of a 13 inch monitor screen - or eight 640 x 480 pixel images - each a full 13 inch monitor screen - for up to a year in its internal flash memory. The resolution can be changed on a shot-by-shot basis if required.
The Apple QuickTake 100 is a simple but well designed 'sexy' product which is easy and fun to use. If it catches on, it will be the forerunner of a line of products which could change the way families take, manage and print their social pictures.
Apple is currently working on a 4 mega pixel digital camera. I have seen the prototypes and it rocks. It has fire wire connectivity along with a crisp 2.5" display. But the thing that I loved about it was that it doesn't use floppies or crappy flash cards. It uses the same hard drive that is in the iPod. That's right a 5 GB hard drive is inside this beast. Go to http://www.Applepart.com, a leading online resource for buying Apple Parts. Applepart.com is the online catalog for Apple Parts by DV Warehouse. Due to increase in demand for many parts in many suppliers find it profitable to sell their products online. Welcome to our Apple Computer & Parts Section. Here you?ll find all the various used Apple computer models that are currently available, as well as our inventory on Apple computer parts. They have tried to accumulate the most complete online catalog of accessories, components, and parts on all Apple Computer Models.
They are doing our best to be your one of stop shop, for Apple secondary market products, offering one of the most complete inventory of Apple computer parts, as well as a whole array of quality used Apple Computer models.
Browse around and find yourself a great deal. They do our best to offer the most complete online selection of pre-owned Mac computers and Apple computer parts.
http://www.digital-camera-advice-tips.info/article.cfm/id/67724
Apple branched out into consumer electronics. One example of this product diversification was the Apple QuickTake digital camera, one of the first digital cameras ever brought to the consumer market.
Apple defined and launched the new category of computing and was a forerunner and inspiration of devices such as Palm Pilot and PocketPC.
A digital camera is an electronic device used to capture and store photographs electronically instead of using photographic film like conventional cameras.
Modern compact digital cameras are typically multifunctional, with some devices capable of recording sound and/or video as well as photographs. In the Western market, digital cameras now outsell their 35 mm film counterparts.
When you plug in your digital camera to the USB port, Mac OS X senses the connection. The preinstalled Image Capture driver tells the Mac you plugged in a camera, and then launches iPhoto to import your pictures.
Apple sees the camera being used for business, education and "memories". It is fully automatic, with a built-in flash. A window at the rear of the camera is surrounded by four buttons which control the flash, picture resolution, self-timer, and delete functions. The camera can store up to 32 images at a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels - each a quarter of a 13 inch monitor screen - or eight 640 x 480 pixel images - each a full 13 inch monitor screen - for up to a year in its internal flash memory. The resolution can be changed on a shot-by-shot basis if required.
The Apple QuickTake 100 is a simple but well designed 'sexy' product which is easy and fun to use. If it catches on, it will be the forerunner of a line of products which could change the way families take, manage and print their social pictures.
Apple is currently working on a 4 mega pixel digital camera. I have seen the prototypes and it rocks. It has fire wire connectivity along with a crisp 2.5" display. But the thing that I loved about it was that it doesn't use floppies or crappy flash cards. It uses the same hard drive that is in the iPod. That's right a 5 GB hard drive is inside this beast. Go to http://www.Applepart.com, a leading online resource for buying Apple Parts. Applepart.com is the online catalog for Apple Parts by DV Warehouse. Due to increase in demand for many parts in many suppliers find it profitable to sell their products online. Welcome to our Apple Computer & Parts Section. Here you?ll find all the various used Apple computer models that are currently available, as well as our inventory on Apple computer parts. They have tried to accumulate the most complete online catalog of accessories, components, and parts on all Apple Computer Models.
They are doing our best to be your one of stop shop, for Apple secondary market products, offering one of the most complete inventory of Apple computer parts, as well as a whole array of quality used Apple Computer models.
Browse around and find yourself a great deal. They do our best to offer the most complete online selection of pre-owned Mac computers and Apple computer parts.
http://www.digital-camera-advice-tips.info/article.cfm/id/67724
Digital Cameras - A Guide To Buying
Digital camera sales are going through the roof. As the quality of images from digital cameras improve they are becoming much more affordable and the sales are simply not surprising. Consumers are also becoming more comfortable with the whole idea of taking of photographs digitally.
In choosing a digital camera take into account your basic needs and what you plan to use the camera for.
Digital camera types
It doesn?t matter whether you're shooting film or digital images there are basically three types of cameras. There are point and shoot cameras, prosumer cameras and professional quality cameras.
1. Point and shoot cameras operate automatically. They do everything for you except for framing the subject. Exposure is decided by the camera as well as whether a flash is needed or not. All you need to do is to point and shoot.
2. Prosumer Cameras. This camera is a step up from your typical point and shoot because it allows the photographer not only to shoot in a fully automatic mode but also to have control over various aspects of the exposure. They typically have various modes including portrait mode, a close-up mode, action mode, and landscape mode.
Resolution
It doesn't matter what sort of camera you decide to get you will have several decisions to make regarding resolution of the camera.
The salespeople of most electronics superstores are quick to tell you that the most important thing to consider when buying a digital camera is how many pixels there are. Now while it is important it is not the end all of digital image quality. Pixels are tiny squares and in some new models they're starting to use other shapes as well. The more pixels you have in your image the sharper the detail of the image will be.
Most current digital cameras on the market today will produce an image with more than 4 million pixels. That's enough resolution to easily print images up to 8 x 10 with good image quality. Is not likely that you will print images larger than 8 x 10 and so most of these camera should meet your needs.
Try various digital cameras before you purchase
There is a wide selection of digital cameras on the market with various image qualities even though they may have the same number of pixels. There are different kinds and sizes of image sensors, which is the chip that actually records the picture. It is recommended that you take a memory card into the store with you so that you can put it in each camera and take sample photographs that you can then take home to view on your computer to compare.
The technology is constantly improving and digital cameras will be constantly changing. Don?t be surprised if several months after you purchase one there is one that is new and better with more pixels. If you take the time to choose a good quality digital camera which makes good photographs you'll be able to enjoy digital photography for a long time in the future.
If you do make the move into digital photography remember this. Many people using digital cameras simply put their photos on their computers and never actually make prints anymore. It is easy for these photos to get lost and therefore it's recommended that you print special photographs for generations to enjoy.
http://www.digital-camera-advice-tips.info/article.cfm/id/66197
In choosing a digital camera take into account your basic needs and what you plan to use the camera for.
Digital camera types
It doesn?t matter whether you're shooting film or digital images there are basically three types of cameras. There are point and shoot cameras, prosumer cameras and professional quality cameras.
1. Point and shoot cameras operate automatically. They do everything for you except for framing the subject. Exposure is decided by the camera as well as whether a flash is needed or not. All you need to do is to point and shoot.
2. Prosumer Cameras. This camera is a step up from your typical point and shoot because it allows the photographer not only to shoot in a fully automatic mode but also to have control over various aspects of the exposure. They typically have various modes including portrait mode, a close-up mode, action mode, and landscape mode.
Resolution
It doesn't matter what sort of camera you decide to get you will have several decisions to make regarding resolution of the camera.
The salespeople of most electronics superstores are quick to tell you that the most important thing to consider when buying a digital camera is how many pixels there are. Now while it is important it is not the end all of digital image quality. Pixels are tiny squares and in some new models they're starting to use other shapes as well. The more pixels you have in your image the sharper the detail of the image will be.
Most current digital cameras on the market today will produce an image with more than 4 million pixels. That's enough resolution to easily print images up to 8 x 10 with good image quality. Is not likely that you will print images larger than 8 x 10 and so most of these camera should meet your needs.
Try various digital cameras before you purchase
There is a wide selection of digital cameras on the market with various image qualities even though they may have the same number of pixels. There are different kinds and sizes of image sensors, which is the chip that actually records the picture. It is recommended that you take a memory card into the store with you so that you can put it in each camera and take sample photographs that you can then take home to view on your computer to compare.
The technology is constantly improving and digital cameras will be constantly changing. Don?t be surprised if several months after you purchase one there is one that is new and better with more pixels. If you take the time to choose a good quality digital camera which makes good photographs you'll be able to enjoy digital photography for a long time in the future.
If you do make the move into digital photography remember this. Many people using digital cameras simply put their photos on their computers and never actually make prints anymore. It is easy for these photos to get lost and therefore it's recommended that you print special photographs for generations to enjoy.
http://www.digital-camera-advice-tips.info/article.cfm/id/66197
5 Ways To Earn Money With Digital Cameras & Photo Printers
When it comes to the internet and the advancements of modern technology, the revenue generating options are truly unlimited. One way that many people are finding great success as entrepreneurs is through the use of their digital cameras and photo printers. Whether you use your digital knowledge to enter photo contests using images taken with your digital camera or choose to start an online auction business, the use of a both camera and photo printer are essential.
With entrepreneurship in mind, the following five tips may help to get you started on the road to success using nothing more than your digital camera and photo printer.
$Start an eBay business and use your digital camera to take pictures for inclusion in your auctions. If a picture is worth a thousand words, how much money will it be worth for your auction? After all, would you buy something without seeing it?
$Become an amateur photographer using your digital camera and print out the images using a realistic photo printer, which can use either black or color ink.
$Create personalized calendars by taking a photo with your digital camera, incorporating it into a calendar creation program and print them out using a photo printer. These are extremely popular at craft shows and flea markets.
$Take photos using your digital camera and incorporate them into a program that manipulates photos. You can even take two photos and merge them together. For instance, take a photo of two sunflowers and another of your two best friends. Download the images from your digital camera onto the computer and manipulate them so that the faces of your two best friends are inside of the sunflowers. Print this photo using your photo printer and use it as an example of your new digital imagery business. These, too, are extremely popular at craft shows.
$Using nothing more than a digital camera and quality photo printer, you can work in the publishing industry. Several years ago, a national magazine cover featuring a well-known celebrity was created with nothing more than a personal photo printer. The magazine office was unable to make an e-mailed image work, so they enlisted the help of a writer who enlarged the photo and printed it out using a color photo printer. The print was then mailed to the magazine?s office, who then used the image as their full-color cover picture.
When purchasing any type of electronics, including digital cameras and photo printers, always pay close attention to the warranty and make sure that you are buying a quality name in technology. Depending on your intended use, you may want to select a digital camera with a high pixel count and a photo printer capable of producing high DPI (dots per inch) images. Both will allow for better quality and more realistic photo creations.
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With entrepreneurship in mind, the following five tips may help to get you started on the road to success using nothing more than your digital camera and photo printer.
$Start an eBay business and use your digital camera to take pictures for inclusion in your auctions. If a picture is worth a thousand words, how much money will it be worth for your auction? After all, would you buy something without seeing it?
$Become an amateur photographer using your digital camera and print out the images using a realistic photo printer, which can use either black or color ink.
$Create personalized calendars by taking a photo with your digital camera, incorporating it into a calendar creation program and print them out using a photo printer. These are extremely popular at craft shows and flea markets.
$Take photos using your digital camera and incorporate them into a program that manipulates photos. You can even take two photos and merge them together. For instance, take a photo of two sunflowers and another of your two best friends. Download the images from your digital camera onto the computer and manipulate them so that the faces of your two best friends are inside of the sunflowers. Print this photo using your photo printer and use it as an example of your new digital imagery business. These, too, are extremely popular at craft shows.
$Using nothing more than a digital camera and quality photo printer, you can work in the publishing industry. Several years ago, a national magazine cover featuring a well-known celebrity was created with nothing more than a personal photo printer. The magazine office was unable to make an e-mailed image work, so they enlisted the help of a writer who enlarged the photo and printed it out using a color photo printer. The print was then mailed to the magazine?s office, who then used the image as their full-color cover picture.
When purchasing any type of electronics, including digital cameras and photo printers, always pay close attention to the warranty and make sure that you are buying a quality name in technology. Depending on your intended use, you may want to select a digital camera with a high pixel count and a photo printer capable of producing high DPI (dots per inch) images. Both will allow for better quality and more realistic photo creations.
http://www.digital-camera-advice-tips.info/article.cfm/id/66164
GE Digital Cameras, HSN Team up to Fight Breast Cancer: Sales to Benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure
TORRANCE, Calif. (Business Wire EON) October 3, 2007 -- HSN will offer a limited-edition GE camera during October, which is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. A permanent pink ribbon adorns the highly polished aluminum face of the camera to signify General Imaging's commitment to the fight against breast cancer. The GE H855 will be offered exclusively by HSN during an Oct. 20 broadcast - and also online at www.hsn.com.
For every unit sold, HSN will donate a portion of proceeds to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, one of the leading organizations fighting breast cancer and promoting awareness of the disease.
Available in either hot metallic pink or elegant black, the H855 is a special-edition version of GE's popular E850, offering 8 megapixels of resolution, a 3-inch LCD screen, 5X zoom and a 28-mm equivalent wide-angle lens.
In an HSN exclusive, the H855 will come with a sleek black carrying case, as well as an exclusive software package from ArcSoft, including PrintCreations Greeting Card, PrintCreations Scrapbook, CD & DVD LabelMaker, DVD SlideShow, and PhotoImpression.
"We are very honored to be back on HSN again, because we've had great success there," said Hiroshi "Hugh" Komiya, Chairman & CEO of General Imaging. "We are also honored to play a role in finding a cure for such a devastating disease as breast cancer."
"It's exciting to think that, the more cameras we sell, the greater our contribution will be," said Rene Buhay, General Imaging's Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for the Americas. "We hope that everyone whose life has been touched by cancer and who happens to be in the market for a digital camera will consider the H855."
The Oct. 20 engagement will mark the third time that GE digital cameras have appeared on HSN. The May 1 appearance of the ultra-compact G1 served as the worldwide retail launch of GE digital cameras. GE's 10-megapixel E1040 went on sale at HSN on July 22.
"The G1 and the E1040 went over big on HSN, and the H855 should really connect with our viewers," said Sandy Conrad, Senior Vice President, Merchandising with HSN. "Not only are these cameras a great buy, they're also helping a worthy cause."
All GE cameras offer such advanced features as panorama stitching, face detection, red-eye removal, image stabilization and ISO 1600 sensitivity. These features are all embedded in the camera, meaning no additional software is needed. GE cameras also offer movie mode, continuous-shot mode, and a variety of special scene modes - all at prices far less than many of their competitors.
HSN reaches 89 million U.S. households through TV and is the fourth-largest cable network in the U.S. Its partners' products are also available online at www.hsn.com.
An independent new company based in Torrance, Calif., General Imaging unveiled eight cameras on March 8 during PMA 07, the leading industry photographic trade show in Las Vegas. More information on the H855 and the rest of the GE digital camera line is available at www.ge.com/digitalcameras.
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For every unit sold, HSN will donate a portion of proceeds to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, one of the leading organizations fighting breast cancer and promoting awareness of the disease.
Available in either hot metallic pink or elegant black, the H855 is a special-edition version of GE's popular E850, offering 8 megapixels of resolution, a 3-inch LCD screen, 5X zoom and a 28-mm equivalent wide-angle lens.
In an HSN exclusive, the H855 will come with a sleek black carrying case, as well as an exclusive software package from ArcSoft, including PrintCreations Greeting Card, PrintCreations Scrapbook, CD & DVD LabelMaker, DVD SlideShow, and PhotoImpression.
"We are very honored to be back on HSN again, because we've had great success there," said Hiroshi "Hugh" Komiya, Chairman & CEO of General Imaging. "We are also honored to play a role in finding a cure for such a devastating disease as breast cancer."
"It's exciting to think that, the more cameras we sell, the greater our contribution will be," said Rene Buhay, General Imaging's Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for the Americas. "We hope that everyone whose life has been touched by cancer and who happens to be in the market for a digital camera will consider the H855."
The Oct. 20 engagement will mark the third time that GE digital cameras have appeared on HSN. The May 1 appearance of the ultra-compact G1 served as the worldwide retail launch of GE digital cameras. GE's 10-megapixel E1040 went on sale at HSN on July 22.
"The G1 and the E1040 went over big on HSN, and the H855 should really connect with our viewers," said Sandy Conrad, Senior Vice President, Merchandising with HSN. "Not only are these cameras a great buy, they're also helping a worthy cause."
All GE cameras offer such advanced features as panorama stitching, face detection, red-eye removal, image stabilization and ISO 1600 sensitivity. These features are all embedded in the camera, meaning no additional software is needed. GE cameras also offer movie mode, continuous-shot mode, and a variety of special scene modes - all at prices far less than many of their competitors.
HSN reaches 89 million U.S. households through TV and is the fourth-largest cable network in the U.S. Its partners' products are also available online at www.hsn.com.
An independent new company based in Torrance, Calif., General Imaging unveiled eight cameras on March 8 during PMA 07, the leading industry photographic trade show in Las Vegas. More information on the H855 and the rest of the GE digital camera line is available at www.ge.com/digitalcameras.
http://www.digital-camera-advice-tips.info/article.cfm/id/222832
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