Tips to help you when buying a digital camera. Post your ideas.
By cookwie
07/06/2005
http://www.photo.net/equipment/digital/sensorsize/
Nice article about pixels and sensors.
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http://www.ptech.wsj.com/guide-digital-cameras.html
This article talked about shrinking pixel size and offering more.
I would like to buy an inexpensive used digital camera on eBay. I intend to use it to photograph items I'm selling on eBay. Do you have a camera (manufacturer and model, please) that you'd recommend? It's fine if it's a few years old, of course!
By clynnaltemus
07/15/2009
I would recommend looking at used digital cameras in pawn shops. Most pawn shops have a return policy, and most of them will allow you to take a picture to see how it works. Then go with YOUR feelings--don't let them talk you into one you aren't happy with.
I have purchased two pro cameras from pawn shops and have been more than satisfied.
I need a new camera and don't want one with a lot of bells and whistles as I am not very good in this area.
By Ruthie
By Suntydt
03/21/2012
If you just want some pictures and aren't worried about bells and whistles why not get a Polaroid? You load it with film, point, shoot and wait for the picture to develope. Couldn't be easier.
Fair warning though, the film doesn't have a shelf life once it is opened so try to use them up within a month or two. Sealed film, I am told, will last 8 or 9 months.
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