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We love to take lots of pictures and now with these devices being so plentiful and affordable everyone can have one. Imagine yourself capturing the sights of your life and using digital technology to do all sorts of neat things such as web pages, scrap books, advertising, creating great prints for your desk and walls or to send friends and family.
If you have one now then let us help you learn how to take awesome photos with it in no time. If you are shopping for a camera
then let us show you what to look for when buying.
There is a wonderful revolution going on in the consumer marketplace these days and we
are so fortunate to be able to take advantage of the technical advances that are making it
happen. Thanks to the advancements in digital imagery we can now select from an
amazing array of cameras.
It is our goal to:
1. Give you some meaningful insight into the products on the market
2. Present you reviews and guides to aid the selection process
3. Stay on top of the development of this wonderful sector of the consumer marketplace
Our perspective
I came from the age of film cameras. My photo albums from childhood are made up of
some very fragile black and white images taken with Brownie cameras. Yours will now
consist of a wide selection of options. You can capture on memory cards, print selected
images and put them into wonderful albums, or you can assemble a huge slide show and
put it onto a CD ROM, DVD or mobile device and take it with you to show it on
computers or TV's. In fact you can now take digital pictures and then transfer them to an electronic photo frame on the wall! Amazing stuff isn't it? All this has come about in such a
short amount of time.
Here are some of the great imaging options.
Small, in fact tiny, consumer cameras that can be taken with you everywhere you go. Generally the resolution ranges from 1-1.3 megapixels. Slide them into your pocket, purse or backpack and take them with you anywhere you go.
Medium sized, full featured cameras that take high quality images and
have good lenses to get close to the action. This is a very wide category. The price range here can run from $300-$600.
Full sized, high end, high quality professional SLR cameras that do everything the pros need them to do all on memory cards which means versatility, speed, and maximum ability to be creative. These cameras usually have 2-4 megapixel resolution, advanced priority modes, zoom lenses, the ability to record mpeg movies. At the highest end of this range are the professional Digi SLR cameras. Thes cameras go from $800 to the sky! The top camera makers such as Canon, Pentax, Nikon, Sgima and others offer fine cameras in this range that have 4+ megapixel resolution and the ability to use interchangeable lenses.
Picture phones, these products are sweeping the market today. Basically a low quality camera that is with you whenever you have your phone.
Incredibly cheap digital cameras that everyone can afford. These may lack a zoom lens, may depend on a CMOS sensors instead of the CCD'S of more expensive cameras, but they still can produce excellant photos which can be printed at the 6x4 inch size print.
Getting the most out of your camera. Check out our guides to making good images with your camera whether you have a high end SLR digi camera or a stick it in your pocket, take it everywhere camera.
So whether you are a pro who takes great photos in this modern format or a consumer who is looking for a new camera to take photos of your lifestyle stay tuned to great-digital-cameras.com. We can be your guide to the best and most practical for your needs.
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Cameras
Digital cameras- guides and information for getting the most out of your camera
Digital SLR's - digital SLR cameras are now within the reach of almost everybody who wants a full featured high end device. We look at several options
Photography Equipment - you've got a digi camera and now you need to outfit it with the best set of gear. Check out some tips and information on what to buy and where to get it.
Batteries- juice is the key with todays digital devices. You need a good supply of batteries. We look at the best options and solutions to energizing you.
Wireless Digi Camera- check out this wireless digital option. Pretty soon we will all be wireless all the time. Well maybe not all the time...
Finding Digital on eBay- use eBay to find great digital cameras and equipment. We look at the process of doing it right.
Kodak in the news- Kodak cameras news
Digital Photography
Professional photographer- Paul Sakuma of the Associated Press tells us about the transfer from film to digital in the news photgraphy business
Professional photographer part 2- more with Paul Sakuma of AP
Photo contests for digi photographers- we look at the various photo contents you can enter with your prized images.
Digi imaging online - on line storage and printing where can you store your photos on line and how you can get prints of your images from a variety of sources on the web
Digital imaging creating prints, enhancing your images with software products.
Modern photography - getting the most out of your photosTips and information on using your camera to its fullest.
Digi photographer
Digital Video
Using your DV camera- shooting video of your child's sports so that everyone will want to watch it, tips from a pro.
DV cameras
Sony DV cameras a terrific line of quality cameras
DV camera reviews check out the latest gear
Video - making and creating digital video
Video cards for your computer
LCD monitors They take us less space on your desk and look great
Sony Digi Cameras
Sony digital
Sony corporation
Sony cameras in the marketplace
Sony digi cameras
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