Emily
im going to buy a digital camera and ive never bought one... i dont know what kind to get. i would like for it to be under 150.
Or tell me what cameras not to buy.
also can you tell me what kind you have and do you like it?
Answer
Avoid off-brand cheap cameras like Fujifilm. Instead, stick with Nikon, Canon, Sony, or Kodak. Even it you pay a bit more, you'll have a camera you can use for years.
Consumer Reports recommends this camera for under $150:
Kodak EasyShare M853 - $120
Here's why you'd like it so much:
8.2 megapixels resolution
included battery pack good for 300 photos before recharging
3x optical zoom
digital image stabilization
uses the popular SD memory card for storing pictures
most popular JPEG file format for still pictures
video mode for short video recordings
This kind of resolution, unheard of a few years ago in a camera this price, is so good you could get clear prints up to 30 by 40 inches from it. Some people prefer cameras that use AA batteries, but in the long run a rechargeable battery pack is cheaper.
Resist the urge to zoom in closer when taking pictures by using the digital zoom. Most point and shoot cameras have optical zoom (what the lens is doing for you) and digital zoom (what the software is doing for you). You can enlarge the picture later if you like, and the resolution will still be good.
Avoid off-brand cheap cameras like Fujifilm. Instead, stick with Nikon, Canon, Sony, or Kodak. Even it you pay a bit more, you'll have a camera you can use for years.
Consumer Reports recommends this camera for under $150:
Kodak EasyShare M853 - $120
Here's why you'd like it so much:
8.2 megapixels resolution
included battery pack good for 300 photos before recharging
3x optical zoom
digital image stabilization
uses the popular SD memory card for storing pictures
most popular JPEG file format for still pictures
video mode for short video recordings
This kind of resolution, unheard of a few years ago in a camera this price, is so good you could get clear prints up to 30 by 40 inches from it. Some people prefer cameras that use AA batteries, but in the long run a rechargeable battery pack is cheaper.
Resist the urge to zoom in closer when taking pictures by using the digital zoom. Most point and shoot cameras have optical zoom (what the lens is doing for you) and digital zoom (what the software is doing for you). You can enlarge the picture later if you like, and the resolution will still be good.
Sony Hx100v digital camera better or Nikon P500? I want to start professional photography but with zoom lens?
Magic Mast
Please help me out here I want to start professional Photography career but i like zoom very much. But i also want superb picture quality. i cannot spend too much money so please with in this camera budget tell me any best dslr camera or tell me the best from these both.
which one is the best Sony HX100v or Nikon P500?
I know a little about technical details of digital camera. I prefer Hx100v because of digital zoom 120x and 16.2 mega pixel. Am i right? please correct me or suggest me any better product.
good luck
i am very thankful to you all
artstylish
Answer
what do you consider "PROFESSIONAL" photography???
a professional photographer is someone who is so sure of their skills...
the cameras you mention are bridge cameras... hardly "professional"... for professional, you'd need to look at high-end canon, nikon or hasselblad, phase one or leaf!!!
the nikon p500 is good, as is the fuji hs20 and the canon sx30
they are all superzoom (x30+ zoom)...
you get what you pay for... quality comes at a price... and if you aren't willing to pay for it, don't be surprised when it doesn't happen...
what do you consider "PROFESSIONAL" photography???
a professional photographer is someone who is so sure of their skills...
the cameras you mention are bridge cameras... hardly "professional"... for professional, you'd need to look at high-end canon, nikon or hasselblad, phase one or leaf!!!
the nikon p500 is good, as is the fuji hs20 and the canon sx30
they are all superzoom (x30+ zoom)...
you get what you pay for... quality comes at a price... and if you aren't willing to pay for it, don't be surprised when it doesn't happen...
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