Digital Cameras To Capture Your World
Welcome to Flash Bang DigiCam
Digital cameras are revolutionizing photography. With the vast range
of options available from simple, easy to use, point-and-shoot models to
sophisticated digital SLR cameras, there is a model to suit just about anyone's
needs.
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Digtal Cameras - Four Basic Formats
If you're new to digital photography and not sure what the different formats of digital camera are, here's a basic run down for you:
Standard
Compact - These are your basic "Point and Shoot" cameras designed
primarily for simple operation which takes the guesswork out of your picture
taking. Megapixel range is four, five or six megapixels. They feature
autofocus lenses and most have in-built flash units and are great for
family snaps, but quality can suffer in indoor and low-light locations
as you can't control shutter speeds and aperture sizes.
Standard
Plus Compact - Again these are "Point and Shoot" cameras and the next
step up from the Standard Compact format. Pixel count usually ranges from
six mega pixels at the lower end to twelve mega pixels at the upper end
of the price range. They are likely to have longer zoom lenses and manual
control of shutter speeds and aperture sizes so you can get better pictures
in low-light settings.
Advanced
Digital Cameras (Sometimes called super-zoom) - Though still classified
as Point and Shoot, these cameras are are major step up from the two types
described above. They are designed for photographers who want more versatility
and control over the pictures they take than the point and shoot format
can give them. Advanced digital cameras are larger, typically have around
eight megapixels and offer almost the same level of performance and sophistication
as Digital SLR cameras (see below). They usually combine a longer optical
zoom lens (10x or more) covering optical ranges from wide angle to extreme
telephoto, together with a wide range of controls that allow you to manually
adjust a range of settings, including focus, exposure, aperture sizes
etc. Some can also accept conversion lenses and filters to further enhance
the camera's capabilities.
Digital
Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) Cameras - The big advantage of DSLR cameras
is flexibility. Unlike the "Point and Shoot" types, DSLR cameras comprise
two basic pieces, the body and the lens. They can be used with a wide
range of interchangeable of lenses, filters and flashes to enhance the
capabilities of the camera to suit the type of photographs you want to
take. Most DSLR cameras give you a range of controls and settings for
handling different lighting conditions and produce much higher quality
images than "Point and Shoot" models when used properly..
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