Because there are so many options when selecting a digital camera, it's hard to make the best decision when purchasing one. Factors such as size, weight, photo quality and even the color all play their part. So, which type of camera is right for your situation? Unfortunately, the answer is that it depends on what you intend to use it for. If you want a camera that you can take around in your...

DSLR is the abbreviation for Digital Single Lens Reflex and cameras with these lenses uses only a single lens to capture an image and to display it on the viewfinder. The image provided to the photographer is exactly the same image that will be captured and stored, making it a great choice for both professional and amateur photographers. The photograph is more vibrant, sharper and clearer than m...

Although most cameras come with an inbuilt flash, an external flash will give additional control over the illumination. It will be possible to get rid of problems such as red eye and bright and dark areas in an image. The power of an external flash is also much more than an in-built flash and can light up larger spaces uniformly. Reflectors are also used to magnify the intensity of light and the...

For a person who is just stepping into the world of photography, choosing a camera can be quite confusing and one of the most difficult decisions to make. There are numerous things to consider when choosing a camera, such as the genre of photography that you will be using that camera for and the frequency with which you will be using it. Cost is the biggest concern when it comes to buying camera...