Minimum Camera Features
Even simple digital cameras can be complex and packed with a multitude of features, some more useful than others. Before being unduly influenced by the lure by high megapixels and fancy sounding features, learn about ones that are truly useful.
Entry-level DSLR features
An entry-level DSLR is a good place to begin for those what want to be able to use interchangeable lenses and external flashes, to take better pictures in low light or at high burst speeds, and to have better control over the image output.
Mid-range DSLR features
Mid-range DSLRs often use the same sensors as the entry-level model from the same manufacturer but they have more features and are more durable as well.
Professional DSLR features
Professional digital single lens reflex cameras make the process of taking pictures easier and faster and will withstand the heavy use demanded by pros. You’ll need to open your wallet very wide, though.
A word about digital camera sensors
Sensor size should not be a concern for most when buying a digital camera. But sensor size is directly related to the quality of images when a camera is set to high ISO numbers.
Minimum compact digital camera features
Features on digital cameras can vary greatly. Make sure your digital camera has at least these basic features.
Desirable compact digital camera features
Looking for a beyond the basics compact digital camera? Here are some desirable features you’re sure to find useful.
How many megapixels?
One of the most frequently asked questions when buying a digital camera is “How many megapixels do I need?” We help you sort through the megapixel madness.
Digital camera grip
It’s important that digital camera feels well-balanced and comfortable when you hold it. Here’s why you should try before you buy.