Our Suggested Digital Cameras and where to find your ideal price.

I have split the suggested digital cameras section into three areas. First of all there are simple to use digital cameras. These are most likely to appeal to people who would use or consider buying a traditional 35mm compact or point and shoot camera. These cameras do just about everything for you. They make all the key decisions as to the lighting and exposure of the picture. All you\’ve to do is turn the camera on and start taking pictures. If all you want from a camera is to be able to take pictures of weddings, holiday snaps, family get togethers etc. then these will nearly certainly be right for you. It doesn\’t mean that you cannot purchase one with more features, but it is apt to cost a fair bit more.\r\n\r\nThe next section covers digital cameras that are suitable for people who are looking for a level of creative control over their photography. Although all the cameras here can be operated fully automatically they also allow you a degree of control over the exposure settings.\r\n\r\nFinally there are models that are aimed at either professional photographers or very serious amateurs. These cameras offer interchangeable lenses and a whole host of controls that you would expect to find on advanced SLR 35mm film cameras.\r\n\r\nTo get full details for any of the cameras listed below just click on the camera name.\r\n\r\nEasy to use Digital Cameras.\r\nThe four cameras that I recommend in this section are the Canon Powershot A70, the Sony DSC P-72, the Fuji Finepix s3000 and the Fuji Finepix A205. They\’re all very easy to use. Switch them on and they are ready to shoot. All are well made and offer very good value for money. They all also produce high quality photos. At the end of the day it doesn\’t matter how simple it is to operate the camera if it cannot take a decent photograph then it is not any use to anyone.\r\n\r\nOf the four the Fuji Finepix A205 is aimed at people who are looking for a no fuss, straightforward digital camera. It has larger than standard buttons and has been designed especially for anyone who is a little unsure about going digital. The Fuji Finepix S3000 only just scrapes into the easy to use section. It\’s true that you can just switch it on and begin taking pictures, but it also offers some good manual controls for anyone who would at least like to try experimenting a little bit.\r\n\r\nMid Range Digital Cameras.\r\nThe four candidates here are the Minolta S414, the Canon EOS 300D, the Nikon Coolpix 5700 and the Olympus C-5060. Again they all take excellent photos and their feature sets give the level of control to keep just about everyone happy. The Canon EOS 300D is one of the most exciting digital cameras so far. It is the first Digital SLR to be launched at a price that\’ll appeal to enthusiasts rather than just professional photographers.\r\n\r\nProfessional Digital Cameras.\r\nThe cameras in this selection all accept a range of interchangeable lenses. These are the top of the range cameras and produce the highest quality images. Not surprisingly the number of pixels and therefore the quality of prints that are available from these cameras surpass everything else. The four camera that should be considered are the Canon EOS 10D, the Canon EOS 1DS, the Fuji S2 Pro and the Nikon D2H.\r\n\r\nWhen you\’re buying a digital camera there are one or two additional factors that you should take into account. Firstly it is unlikely that the amount of memory that the camera comes with will be anywhere near enough for you. Therefore it is a good idea to shop around for a deal that will give you extra memory at a reasonable price. Secondly digital cameras still quickly consume batteries despite a number of technological advances. It is worthwhile including in your budget the cost of rechargeable batteries and a recharger. Some digital cameras already come with these. If your doesn\’t again it is well worth find a deal where this is throw in at a good price.\r\n\r\n

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