Which camera for wild bird photos?
Photography is like playing an instrument: lots of practice with any instrument will get you good results. I have done a lot of good photography with cheap, fixed-focus 35mm cameras as I grew up. These days, you can get 800 ISO disposable flash cameras that take better pictures than I ever could with the one I had ten years earlier! The disposable cameras have better lenses, and film still captures a lot more detail than digital for the same price. However, I love my Pentax Optio M50 digital camera. I get lots of zoom (25.5X). I can adjust the lighting and the white balance. I have modes to take action pictures and pictures in different modes, including panorama and up close. I even have a way to record sound to go with the picture. There is also a movie mode as well. It will record as long as my 2GB memory card has space. With any camera, the more you use it, the more you discover, and the more you can do with it. Another thing I like about my digital camera (a good one costs around $
