Showing posts with label digital camera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital camera. Show all posts

Great Digital Cameras (Update)


Ok, I have made a post about choosing between two Great Digital Cameras. The Canon PowerShot A590 which is rated as the Best Budget Digital Camera for Consumers, small but a bit bulky for me; and the New Sony CyberShot T700 which is a Great Touch Screen Camera with sleek design. I'm looking for a Great Digital Camera with a fair price!




You can get great quality photos and videos plus great features from the Canon PowerShot A590 with a very good price of not more than $2oo.oo! but the downside for me, well not really a downside but, I was looking for a more sleek design.



The Sony CyberShot T700 is an awesome touch screen Digital Camera with great quality photos and videos plus features, has 4GB internal memory, has colors to choose from. It has a very nice sleek design, but expensively priced around $400, if you can spend around this price then this is a great choice.


I had a lot of choices before narrowing down to the first two Digital Camera. But I made another search, also comparing the first two Digital Camera. And I found another two Great Digital Cameras, actually about the same as the first two, a battle against Canon and Sony!





The Canon PowerShot SD750 is a really Great Digital Camera rated highly by editors and users, great quality, features and great price of $211.95! I know it sound like the description I wrote for the Canon PowerShot A590, but this one is more compact and highly rated! This became my Top Choice!







The Sony CyberShot T100 comes from the Sony CyberShot T-series, this one is late model but still highly rated as opposed to newer series, but of'course not better than the Sony CyberShot T700 although they both are highly rated. This Digital Camera is not a touch screen but to some people that doesn't matter, it has great quality photos and videos, features, nice sleek design, colors to choose from, and priced around $250.00 to $280.00 or higher.

I'm having difficulty choosing between:
"really top rated, fair priced, and so-so commonly used design "
or the
"still top rated, slightly higher than fair price, and nice sleek design"

And I choose... The Sony CyberShot T100! Has great quality photos and videos, features, nice sleek design and will pay for a slightly higher than fair price!

What would you choose?


Here are some of the Digital Cameras I've compared from the rest:



Sony CyberShot w130





Sony CyberShot DSC-W55




Sony Cybershot dsc-h50




Kodak m1033




Canon PowerShot SD850 IS




Nikon CoolPix s60

Quick Tips when Using your Digital Camera


On my recent post about choosing a Great Digital Camera, I've actually searched also about how to take great pictures using a Digital Camera. And I found great videos on how to do just that. And as always, I search contents on different sites, most of which is CNET, and they featured a topic about Quick Tips when using your Digital Camera!

I was just thinking if this is a coincidence? I do a lot of searches that interests me and some if not most, I look for on CNET. They feature stuff that interests me, and sometimes I post on my blog just the ones on my mind that interest me and when I visit their site, I see that they feature the ones I'm interested in! Like this topic I'm currently posting on my blog
(although this videos are not so recent from their archive, but they featured it back). I don't know if I'm writing in circles here, but you get what I mean right? Or is it just me? ;)

Anyway, here's videos on Quick Tips when using your Digital Camera, from focusing, zooming, depth, when to use flash, aperture, and more:













Great Digital Cameras


I've been recently doing some searches on what kind new and great digital camera to get, there are tons to choose from! Like Canon PowerShot, Sony CyberShot, Nikon Coolpix, Kodak Easyshare, and more.

I was thinking of what kind of preferences to choose from. Of'course what I want is the one's that take great image quality, and I found out that its not actually by how much megapixel is better but by how it captures image quality. And there's also the size, whether I should get a slim and sleeker look or the not so compact size but great image quality. There's also the features, whether it has additional functions like cropping,red-eye removal, face detection, smile capture, touch screen, usb and av cable, shutter speed, manual and automatic focus, optical stabilization, video capture, memory capacity and more.

And lastly the price, I have two videos to show on whether I should get a Canon PowerShot A590, mid-sized but rated as the best overall digital camera with lots of feature and great image quality by consumersearch.com and noted by CNET as the best budget camera under $200 price; or the newer Sony CyberShot DSC-T700 which has great image quality and has integrated memory of 4GB, ultra-compact,and noted by CNET that it will satisfy those who like showing off their pictures as much as they like taking them and priced under $400.

You can also try searching and comparing Digital Cameras at CNET plus look for their "CNET's Digital Camera Finder, step-by-step guide"


Canon PowerShot A590

by: Tigertv.com


Sony CuberShot DSC-T700

by: CNET.com

What do you think?