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Budgeting for a digital camera

Though prices are coming down, digital cameras are still considerably more expensive compared to their 35mm counterparts. Take some time to determine the type of camera you really need, or want to grow into, so you don't spend more than money than necessary.

Set a realistic budget and then look at cameras within that price range. Make sure to allocate some moneys to buy essential accessories: at least one set of extra batteries, a memory card and a camera bag or pouch to protect your investment.

Educate yourself before you shop. It's better to be a proud owner of a digital camera that suits your needs than one pushed by a salesperson who may have incentives to promote one brand over another.

Our Choosing Chart give you a good idea of what you can expect for the money. And our Shopping Checklist helps you make an informed decision. 

 


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