Compact digital cameras are small compact and portable. They come with options like video recording and touch-screen displays. Watch this video to find out how to buy the right one for you.
Duration : 3 min 40 sec
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Highly detailed photos and user-friendly controls are now available with the GE A1235 Digital Camera. Featuring the exceptional 12-megapixel resolution sensor and 3X zoom, this the GE A1235 Digital Camera delivers images with ultra-fine details for stunning enlargements. With A1235âs Blink and Smile Detection, the perfect moment can always be preserved. Also, taking pictures with flash will never be a concern with the In-Camera Red-eye Removal for natural, vivid portraits. Behind its ultra clear 2.5â LCD is a host of advanced features that makes this camera so impressive. So be sure to pick up the GE A1235 Digital Camera today!
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Your camera says a lot about you - and according to Canon’s new PowerShot SD940 IS, you’re into hot design and cool technology. Emerging from your jeans pocket or purse like a sleek little jewel, the PowerShot SD940 IS makes a statement before you even take a picture. And the new menu ensures easy access to all its advanced Canon technology, where 12.1 Megapixels, improved Smart AUTO Mode and 720p HD movies are just the beginning.
I’m not a pro and not looking to be, so I’m not yet ready for an SLR, yet I get too disappointed with all the popular point and shoot "tiny" pocket cameras out there. I don’t mind lugging around something a bit bigger as long as it will take satisfying pictures.
In the past I had a Pentax (35mm) for years and loved it, then moved on to a Kodak Z740 which I loved loved loved for about 2 or 3 years. The only problem was one day I picked it up and somehow the LCD screen cracked. The process to get it repaired by Kodak seemed daunting, so I abandoned it and my hubby got a pocket Kodak, which I’m not really thrilled with. I’d purchase another one in a heartbeat, but I’ve heard lots of people had issues since mine died with either LCD screens not lasting or being durable enough, or the battery life sucking even if you get rechargables.
So… I am considering another Kodak if it’s similar to the Z740; Canon; or Nikon. I’m not comfortable with other brands out there yet. As far as pricing goes, between $150-400 tops. HD video would be great, a big 2-3" LCD screen is a must, and lots of helpful presets for action shots or special lighting would be great too. I prefer a comfort grip to traditional square b/c it’s easier to hold and steady. Color saturation is big for skin tones and sunsets/sunrises.
So, what do you suggest? Do you have a "hobbyist" digital camera from one of the three brands I mentioned? How long have you had it? Any issues? Advice? Suggestions?
I’m pretty much open, but I really want a camera that will be dependable- based on your experience and what I stated I’m looking for.
A continuous shooting option would be a nice feature too…
If you still have your Pentax, 35 mm, you may want to buy one of the entry level Pentax DSLR’s. All the skills you have from using your Pentax 35 mm camera are directly transferable to a digital SLR
P&S cameras typically do not allow you to control your exposure and are limited to the one lens that came with the camera. It is your choice, but DSLR’s are the only cameras that can successfully shoot sports (P&S cameras have shutter lag and controlling exposures is all left to the camera, so using special lighting is out until you decide to buy a DSLR)
I’m not a pro and not looking to be, so I’m not yet ready for an SLR, yet I get too disappointed with all the popular point and shoot "tiny" pocket cameras out there. I don’t mind lugging around something a bit bigger as long as it will take satisfying pictures.
In the past I had a Pentax (35mm) for years and loved it, then moved on to a Kodak Z740 which I loved loved loved for about 2 or 3 years. The only problem was one day I picked it up and somehow the LCD screen cracked. The process to get it repaired by Kodak seemed daunting, so I abandoned it and my hubby got a pocket Kodak, which I’m not really thrilled with. I’d purchase another one in a heartbeat, but I’ve heard lots of people had issues since mine died with either LCD screens not lasting or being durable enough, or the battery life sucking even if you get rechargables.
So… I am considering another Kodak if it’s similar to the Z740; Canon; or Nikon. I’m not comfortable with other brands out there yet. As far as pricing goes, between $150-400 tops. HD video would be great, a big 2-3" LCD screen is a must, and lots of helpful presets for action shots or special lighting would be great too. I prefer a comfort grip to traditional square b/c it’s easier to hold and steady. Color saturation is big for skin tones and sunsets/sunrises.
So, what do you suggest? Do you have a "hobbyist" digital camera from one of the three brands I mentioned? How long have you had it? Any issues? Advice? Suggestions?
I’m pretty much open, but I really want a camera that will be dependable- based on your experience and what I stated I’m looking for.
A continuous shooting option would be a nice feature too…
If you still have your Pentax, 35 mm, you may want to buy one of the entry level Pentax DSLR’s. All the skills you have from using your Pentax 35 mm camera are directly transferable to a digital SLR
P&S cameras typically do not allow you to control your exposure and are limited to the one lens that came with the camera. It is your choice, but DSLR’s are the only cameras that can successfully shoot sports (P&S cameras have shutter lag and controlling exposures is all left to the camera, so using special lighting is out until you decide to buy a DSLR)
Your camera says a lot about you - and according to Canon’s new PowerShot SD940 IS, you’re into hot design and cool technology. Emerging from your jeans pocket or purse like a sleek little jewel, the PowerShot SD940 IS makes a statement before you even take a picture. And the new menu ensures easy access to all its advanced Canon technology, where 12.1 Megapixels, improved Smart AUTO Mode and 720p HD movies are just the beginning.
Car Battery Charger For The PowerShot G And S Series Digital Cameras Compatible with the PowerShot-G9/G7/S30/S40/S45/S50/S60/S70/S80/G9 digital cameras Powers camera or charges NB-2LH battery from DC car outlet Part No. CBC-NB2 or CBCNB2 Visit the manufacturer’s website… USA Orders Only (no international, APO and FPO orders, please). Generally leaves the warehouse in 1-2 business days.
This battery is a replacement for Canon NB-4L. It fits a number of cameras including Digital IXUS 30, IXUS 40, IXUS 50, IXUS 55, IXUS Izoom, IXUS WIRELESS; IXY Digital 40, 50, 55; and Powershot SD1000, SD1100IS, SD200, SD30, SD300, SD400, SD430, SD450, SD600, SD630, SD750, TX1.
