zoom...not digital zoom...all that does is crop and distort the image LCD viewfinder and regular, optical viewfinder. Mine just has the LCD and that's fine for me but some insist on an optical (like the ones you look through on a cheap 35mm camera...LCD is like a tv screen. Megapixel: I have a 6.3 megapixel and this is pretty high. You usually don't see many past 8. I had a 2.3 meg and it took 4x6's that looked just fine. The larger the megapixels, the more detail in the image and thus the larger you can print the pics w/o them looking grainy. Video mode: If you want to shoot a lot of vids, get a camcorder. Some digital cams, however, do take vids. Mine, for example, takes 60 frames per second video for up to 15 minutes. ALWAYS review before you buy. Type in the make/model of the cam on Amazon.com and epinions.com.
A digital camera tripod needs to be very sturdy and stable and also tall enough to accomadate you.
You should look for a camera that has red eye reduction and simple plug and print technology.
It depends on the camera, but for most digital cameras they do. In my personal digital camera, the SD card goes where the battery is at the bottom, but it should be labeled somewhere.
The best camera auctions sometimes work by starting at either no reserve or a low reserve price. Before you bid on a camera, look at the description to ensure that it is the type of camera that you want. There are many varieties of digital technology available, and you should see if the features are ones that you will actually use often.
A digital camera would probably be best suited. there is really no need for a professional camera unless you are a pro or you are deeply into photography.
Features and functions together with the megapixel count. The higher the megapixel count, the better a photograph will be produced in better detail.
Yes alot of them do. You should go to your local camera store and ask them if they do training for digital camera photography. Some do and others do not.
I personally think Canon PowerShot SD1300IS is best because its very easy to use,and has all the features of a better camera for less the pirce, its only like 141 $
Some features that you should look for in a camera to take great pictures without needing a lot of technical experience includes high megapixels and a good auto mode. These will help you take great pictures.
Google "digital+camera+swim+mask" and choose a dealer. You should be paying around $90.00 US.
Selecting a digital camera should be based on features that a user needs. For example, some cameras use interchangeable lenses which could be used for special artistic effects. To capture sports events clearly, a digital camera with a high total zoom is needed. A user that wants a versatile camera that can also record HD videos should look for models that have 1080p movie recording capabilities. For professional photography, Digital SLR cameras have powerful lenses and manual controls for taking high quality pictures.
you should have had a USB lead with your camera if it is digital. plg that into your laptop, and it should automatically install your camera! After this is installed, go to 'my computer' & it should be there :)