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comparing specs on a camera
what are the main categories to check/look into when comparing camera?
here are some i thought of.. what else?
SLR vs DSLR
Zoom (MP)
HD
lens (if any separate)
High speed vs regular
CMOS?
... what else..
is there a website to easily compare the main features of cameras in one page?
here are some i thought of.. what else?
SLR vs DSLR
Zoom (MP)
HD
lens (if any separate)
High speed vs regular
CMOS?
... what else..
is there a website to easily compare the main features of cameras in one page?
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thanks for all your good inputs..
it is a hard balance... when you are especially trying to get something like a camera for someone as a gift/surprise..
i have come to see this as a possibility:
www.amazon.com/dp/B00A2BVCO0/
now this person (male- mid 30s) takes occasional photo graphs with regular digi cams... do you think this camera would be a steep upgrade for someone considered beginner or novice in photo hobby skills.? if you think so, can you suggest something along the same lines but not as advanced from http://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/photo/330405011 please?
it is a hard balance... when you are especially trying to get something like a camera for someone as a gift/surprise..
i have come to see this as a possibility:
www.amazon.com/dp/B00A2BVCO0/
now this person (male- mid 30s) takes occasional photo graphs with regular digi cams... do you think this camera would be a steep upgrade for someone considered beginner or novice in photo hobby skills.? if you think so, can you suggest something along the same lines but not as advanced from http://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/photo/330405011 please?
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I had to use my scanner to get good pics of a coin.
I'm told that when I buy a new digital camera make sure it has a macro mode.
Here is why macro is important.
http://www.ephotozine.com/article/using-your-digital-camera-s-macro-mode-4848
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Your question about CMOS is a good one. There is a diffrence between CMOS and CCD.
Both capture light but CMOS is about 10 times less sensitivity.
Here is a helpful article on that.
http://www.mintron.com/htm/q&a/Htm/CMOS%20VS%20CCD%20camera.htm