Digital Cameras

Looking for the best digital cameras? This may not be a true indicator of the best quality, but the most searched for digital cameras are: Canon, Sony, Kodak, Nikon, Fuji and Samsung. It's hard to go wrong with any of these brand name cameras. Digital cameras come in all sizes and shapes. There are digital cameras for kids, cameras that are waterproof and cameras for the ultimate professional. The digital camera has become the method of choice for photographs and recording videos. For most of us, a digital camera is the quickest and most satisfying way to capture images and convert them into images for a website or a picture frame.

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Finding the right digital camera is one thing, buying one is an entirely different story. Most of us would probably be happy with a 6 megapixel camera with an optical lens, a fairly wide LCD screen and simple to use controls. Size and weight are also important given that a camera can never be too small or light for easy mobility. Unfortunately, for some reason buying a camera is a lot like buying a car: you will always end up paying more than the listed price. This is because of three annoying little things: 1) the batteries that come with the camera are usually never that good and you will end up paying more for good ones, 2) the storage card that comes with the camera is never enough and you will end up paying extra for a real card if you want to be able to store more than 1 or 2 images, and 3) the issue of the extended warranty is never included in the price. The best approach is to treat your first purchase as a learning process. Within a year or two, the camera will be obsolete and it will be time to buy a new one. Recommendations: unless cost is an issue always go for the optical lens. Try to get a camera with at least 6 megapixels. The ideal camera is something that is lightweight, small enough to fit in your shirt pocket, but big enough to handle with any awkwardness. Make sure the batteries will last longer than 5 minutes, and that the storage card is at least 1 GB. Don't bother with the extended warranty and buy the camera of your dreams next year.