How Do You Buy A Good Camera?
The camera market has shifted drastically toward digital cameras, so the majority of consumer cameras today are digital. Most advertising relies on megapixel count, but there is much more to choosing a camera. It’s important to consider how you will be using the camera to determine which features are most important, or even necessary, for your next purchase. What to look for in your new camera Step 1 The first thing you will want to do is to think about how you will be using the camera. If you are considering making a career of photography or are a serious hobbyist you will want to consider a DSLR (digital single-lens reflex camera). However, if you are just looking for something to record snapshots, a point-and-shoot camera will do just fine. Step 2 Megapixels are the most advertised feature of a camera–and for good reason. The more megapixels you have, the larger prints you can make and the more editing and cropping you can do without hurting the quality of the image. You only need
