Fuji A350 review

Not everyone needs the digital camera functionality, but the image quality is very important to us all.

Fujifilm A350 is one of the Chief of this quality range of cameras, digital camera.

5.2 megapixel resolution, you will certainly not break you budget. Do not think five Megapixels digital camera, and costs to both arms and legs! But here we are looking at transaction level digital camera is not compressed, but the features of a very high resolution at an affordable price.

Fuji-A350 is about a simple digital camera than could ever hope to find.

This digital camera is designed for beginners that are clearly features, prices, don t want to pay is high, they never use.

This simple, durable and controls were all young, full of the first digital camera.

Solution: 5.2 megapixels

Optical Zoom: x 3

Digital Zoom: 4.1 x

: Memory xD memory card

LCD: 1.7 inches

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Very affordable megapixelEasy 5.2 useRobustCompactLimited manual controlsSlow shotDetails and the resolution of the address space could be better

Has only eight for controls, this Fuji digital camera, including the shutter, so that means a large space is far more friendly and easy to use button.

The build quality and performance are adequate and certainly easy to use, but its lack of features to help prevent the serious user. But the Fujifilm is subject to serious user with the A350.

If you're looking for without breaking the budget, a large gift to your nephew, he is a great pleasure to user-friendly digital camera, and get the digital camera, Fujifilm is also the image quality.

Fuji-the A350 for les than $ 170, including delivery here.

Most digital cameras with very low capacity Flash memory cards, and the Fuji-A350 is no exception. 16 MB xD-card is included in the box when you buy the A350.

A fixed rule for number of photos you may place one card, because a different image file types, the picture of the packaging and contents of each file's size will affect different amounts is not.

As a general rule I would recommend at least 256 megabytes (MB), or two cards to the 128 MB if you are buying is 3-5 megapixel Compact digital camera.

If you want to shoot high resolution TIFF or RAW files, then you should probably review the 512 MB and 1 GB cards. It is also good to save all the photos in one card.

Another good reason to get multiple memory cards is, always has the possibility that the cards can get damaged, lost or stolen. By using multiple and changing to a shoot during a protect photography valuable information.

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Fuji-A350 comes with 16 MB memory card in the empty card needs approximately 5-7 to complete the pictures! You will need to use appropriations from a memory card.

5 megapixel digital camera, such as Fuji, the A350 budgeting 512 MB xD memory card would be a good idea.

Fuji FinePix A350 , a type of memory card has xD.

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Glossary of digital cameras

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A

Aperture:
Circular hole in the front of the camera lens, which controls how much light is exposed to the sensor (or film for non digital cameras) when a picture is taken.

Aperture size is usually calibrated in f-numbers- the larger the number, the smaller the lens opening.

Aperture priority:
An exposure mode on an automatic or autofocus camera that lets you set the aperture while the camera sets the shutter speed for proper exposure. If you change the aperture, or the light level changes, the shutter speed changes automatically.

Auto flash:
Auto flash means the camera has a built-in flash that fires automatically when more light is needed to compose the picture.

Autofocus:
The camera focuses automatically on the subject in the center of the viewfinder when you press the shutter release.

C

CCD:
A Charged Coupled Device (CCD) converts light into electrical current. The digital camera equivalent of film.

D

Digital zoom:
Camera feature involving enlarging the entral part of an image to give a similar effect to a telephoto lens. Basically working like a crop, it usually results in a drop in image quality.

Download:
The transfer of files or other information from one piece of computer equipment to another (such as when transferring pictures from a digital camera to a computer).

dpi (Dots per inch):
Measurement of the resolution of a printer or a video monitor.

Driver:
A software utility which tells a computer how to operate an external device.

E

Electronic Viewfinder (EVF):
A tiny color LCD monitor placed inside a Viewfinder which does not suffer from glare problems of standard LCD monitors.

Exposure:
The amount of light falling onto a digital camera's CCD. Exposure isdetermined by the combination of shutter speed (duration) and aperture(Intensity).

F

Filter:
A colored piece of glass or other transparent material used over the lens to emphasize, eliminate, or change the color or density of the entire scene or certain areas within a scene.

Fixed-focus lens:
A lens that has been focused in a fixed position by the manufacturer. The user does not have to adjust the focus of this lens.

f-number:
A number that indicates the size of the lens opening on an adjustable camera. The common f-numbers are f/1.4, f/2, f/2.8, f/4,f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16, and f/22.

The larger the f-number, the smaller the lens opening.

Also called f-stops, they work in conjunction with shutter speeds to indicate exposure settings.

File format:
The way information in a file is stored. Common file formats includeJPEG, TIFF, FlashPix and GIF.

Flash Memory:
A type of fast memory chip that remembers all its data even when the power is turned off. See removable media.

Focus:
Adjustment of the distance setting on a lens to define the subject sharply.

G

GIF:
A graphic file format developed for exchange of images files (only supports 256 colors).

Greyscale:
What photographers would call a black & white image.

I

Internal storage:
Some digital cameras have some built-in memory (although it has been replaced by removable media on most models).

Interpolation:
Increasing the number of pixels in an image or filling in missing color information by averaging the values of neighboring pixels.

ISO:
Film sensitivity is traditionally measured by the ISO standard. The higher the number, the more sensitive it is to light.

As with film, the highest ISO speed of a digital shot, the more noticeable the electronic noise in the image becomes.

JPEG:
A file format that stores digital images in a very space-efficient way. Used by virtually all digital cameras, JPEG uses a form of "lossy" compression to reduce file sizes at the expense of fine image detail.

The level of compression (and thus the loss of quality) is varied, and this forms the basis of digital camera quality settings.

L

Lens:
One or more pieces of optical glass or similar material designed to collect and focus rays of light to form a sharp image on the film, paper, or projection screen.

Lens shade:
A collar or hood at the front of a lens that keeps unwanted light from striking the lens and causing image flare. May be attached or detachable, and should be sized to the particular lens to avoid vignetting.

Lens-shutter camera:
A camera with the shutter built into the lens; the viewfinder and picture-taking lens are separate.

Lens speed:
The largest lens opening (smallest f-number) at which a lens can be set. A fast lens transmits more light and has a larger opening than a slow lens.

M

Macro Mode:
Macro mode allows a digital camera to take close-up pictures of small objects like flowers, insects, coins, etc.

Megabyte:
A megabyte (MB) is a unit of data used to describe the size of digital images and the capacity of a digital memory card. Memory cards are available in sizes ranging from 8MB to 2 Gigabytes (a Gigabyte is the equivalent of 1,024MB).

Megapixel:
A measure of resolution that reflects the ability of a digital camera to record detail. The more megapixels a camera has, the more detail its images can contain and the more they can be enlarged without losing clarity.

O

Optical resolution:
Digital camera's true CCD resolution.

Optical Viewfinder:
Viewfinder system showing a similar view to that seen by the lens. Uses no power but can cause parallax and focus error.

Optical zoom:
Optical zoom magnifies the size of an image by adjusting the lens. Unlike digital zoom, optical zoom enlarges the subject without sacrificing resolution.

P

Parallax error:
Mis-framed photographs (especially close-ups) caused by the different viewpoints of the lens and the optical viewfinder.

Pixel:
Smallest element of a digitized image. One of the tiny points of light that makes up an image on a computer screen.

ppi:
Pixels/points per inch. A measure of the resolution of digital images, scanners and printers.

R

Removable Media:
Small memory chips which store the captured images. The two main formats are CompactFlash and SmartMedia.

Resolution:
Measure of the amount of information in an expressed in terms of the number of pixels per unit lenght.

Camera resolution is usually defined as the actual number of pixels in an image.

S

Shutter:
Blades, a curtain, plate, or some other movable cover in a camera that controls the time during which light reaches the film.

Shutter priority:
An exposure mode on an automatic or autofocus camera that lets you select the desired shutter speed; the camera sets the aperture for proper exposure.

If you change the shutter speed, or the light level changes, the camera adjusts the aperture automatically.

Shutter Speed:
The time for which the CCD or film is exposed during an exposure. High shutter speeds prevent camera shake and can freeze motion in photos. Slow (long) shutter speeds allow exposures in low light.

Subjet modes/scene modes:
Special fully automatic exposure modes which use the optimum settings for specific subjects, eg. sport.

Single-lens-reflex (SLR) camera:
The most expensive of all digital cameras, digital SLRs offer complete manual control, higher resolution, advanced exposure control, and the benefits of detachable lenses. Due to the lens design, digital SLR's are not capable of shooting video.

T

Telephoto lens:
Lens that makes subject seem closer than they are.

Thumbnail:
A small, low resolution version of a larger image file used for quick identification or showing many images on a screen.

TIFF:
Standard file format for high-resolution bitmapped graphics.

Twain:
Protocol for exchanging information between applications and devices such as digital cameras.

U

USB:
Universal Serial Bus. New type of connector for attaching peripherals such as keyboard, scanners, printers. Offer faster data transfer and easier connection than PC parallel port.

W

White balance:
In digital camera terms, an adjustment to ensure colors are captured accurately whatever the lighting used.

Can be set automatically, using presets for different lighting types or measured manually.

Wideangle lens:
A lens of short focal length giving a wide angle of view allowing more of a scene to be fitted into a photo.

Z

Zoom lens:
Variable focal length that allows the user to adjust his field of view (zoom in or out) without moving. Not to be confused with a digital zoom.

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Develop Digital photos online

By Charlie Kerekes 4/26/2005

Turn your digital photos is my PLEASURE, but the photo is the ultimate goal is to share with others.

Share photos on the manifold can be made to the ways of the home, sent to the printing of your friends, your web album to take them, and, countless other, developed by the posting.

In this article I will cover the basics for the development of the digital photos on the network.

First of all, let me distinguish between how the terms are used in the "printing" and "development".

Printing: The process by which digital picture in the paper on the printer, such as a laser, ink-jet, etc. In other words, the computer controls the print device to simulate the image by adjusting the score for the colored paper.

Development: The process reveals the basis of the traditional photo paper and developing an image using a piece of paper. This is the film photography is used in the same process.

It should be noted that the above are my own, simplified definitions and photo industry can use them to mean slightly different things. For example, the term "printing" is used to refer to what I call "on a regular basis for the development of the". "

Each method of photo finishing is on its own merits. Below is a brief list of the evolution of online benefits:

The picture quality is generally better compared to printersNo a photo ink jet printer is a requiredNo photo printing shipments are requiredDeveloped the photos are usually cheaper than home printing when you consider the necessary supplies, such as the ink and the quality of the photo paper.The whole process can be performed in your home or office using the Internet for product connectionFinished is the traditional look of the images

Each of the online developer offers something different to stand out in their services. Here is you expect to find all of these services a simple list:

Free registration process to open an account and download the photosDigital-a photo-development (which they may call the "printing") of the free web photo albums, so you can share onlineBasic rotate, red eye removal, zoom tools, such as text, and photos of various novelties, such as cards, keepsakes, and clothing, calendars, and moreFriends, and subscribe to the family of the croppingPlacing print to a shared web-from the album at his own expense

The development of online options are still. The following is a short list of well established companies, the quality of the materials to get started:

Kodak EasyShare Gallery at KodakGallery.com (Ofoto was until recently) of the PhotoWorks.comSnapfish.com

The process to take a photo with across the network is very easy, developed, and requires only an Internet connection. Start by selecting one or more of the services of the developing countries, which meets your needs.

To my knowledge, all network developers offer free prints to new customers, make a very inexpensive experiment (still paying for delivery).

Unless you know otherwise, it is assumed that the evolving nature of the service accepts only JPEG image files that end with .jpg or .JPEG.

Fortunately, Most cameras take photos in JPEG format, so that you do not have to convert them.

If the camera to take a photo in another format, such as TIFF or CRW, you must convert them to JPEG before downloading. For more information, see your camera user's Guide.

When you have selected in the development of JPEG images, connect to the Internet and the evolving history of service to the web site.

The actual transfer process will vary. Find links to, or called "add images" or "download pictures" Start step-by-step intervals buttons.

The development of digital photos is only the beginning of sharing memories.

Fun ways to a comprehensive list of the complete digital photos, check out my site at FlyingSamPhoto.com.

You can share your photos online

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Thinking to get the Canon S2 is? Please read my Canon S2 review

Canon Powershot S2 is is the Powershot S1 is the successor. The S1 was already an excellent digital camera, but with the Canon S2 is more than just improved, S1, S2 is the complete digital Powershot camera with very little programming error.

Canon PowerShot S2 is boasts 3.2, 12 X zoom lens with its 5-megapixel sensor (up to 10 X), and 1.8-inch LCD MONITORS Compare to 1.5 inches.

Digic II processor and even a high-speed USB connection speed issues. Nice set of manual controls, as well as high-quality video

stereo sound, and S2 is to do a lot of enthusiasts who want to throw a long time, the large print of the photo, and very happy

The Canon S2 also offers a very good video features. 1 GB memory card will provide a VGA movie quality stereo sound, a little over eight minutes.

If you are thinking about buying digital SLR worth serious consideration at the first for the Canon S2 is. Canon Powershot S2 is larger than a handheld digital camera, but much smaller and lighter than the SLR and almost gives you less performance than the lower range of SLR is much less money.

Macro and super macro is another great feature of the Canon s2 is. You can Shoot in extremely close-ups being almost touching the camera lens and get great results.

Precision: 5 .0MP

Optical Zoom: x 12

Digital Zoom: x 4

Memory: The SD memory card

LCD: 1.8 inch swivel, Tilt-Turn-in LCD monitor

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12 x optical zoom in the Image stabiliserHigh-benign video controls in the manual for the stereo soundLots

Some people find it difficult to organize two handsLens CAP with easyNo rechargeable batteries//remove the battery charger included, you should definitely buy a spare batteriesPlastic tripod socket (S1 is was in the metal)

An excellent digital camera, the Canon is spot on with the improvement of its predecessor. The image quality is better, to learn more about the sensational, megapixel 12 x Optical zoom and image stabilizer makes it comfortable to use.

No, I really like the heavy, even though the format and some people have complained about difficult camera, I don t find problems at all in keeping it.

Strictly necessary for the next Christmas list!

I am highly recommend the Canon Powershot S2 is.

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Digital cameras review online, guide, and select the correct Camera Reviews

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Digital Cameras Review Online reveals in this section all the information you NEED to know to make an informed decision to purchase the right digital camera for you.

This section will literally save you time and money.

How Many Megapixel Do I Need?Zoom Factor: Digital vs. OpticalKeep it Simple. Shooting and Scene ModesMemory: You will need a lot!Size Does MatterLCD ScreensBatteryQuality Camera = Quality PicturesWhat About Your Computer?

The resolution is a measure of how sharp your image will be, the number of pixels is in an image.

A Pixel is one of the tiny points that make up an image. You may also see "ppi" which means Pixels/points per inch.

Megapixel are simply one million pixels, (the prefix "mega" signifies one million), and most units range from two to six megapixels.

The more pixels you have, the better quality the final prints will be.

Resolution determines how big you can print and how much you can crop your pictures. The higher the resolution, the greater the cost.

As a general rule, 2 megapixels is fine for creating good 6 x 4 inches prints and emails.

You will need 4 megapixels for quality 8 x 10 inches enlargements. You can use the following to guide you:

One advantage of 5 and 6 megapixel cameras is the ability to crop the images with photo editing software and still print them out full size. If you anticipate editing your pictures this way, then a higher resolution camera is worth the money.

Email: One of the best advantages of the digital camera is you can easily email your pictures to your family and friends, a high resolution digital camera is not needed to email pictures.

Unless you are printing large prints 2 or 3 mega pixels is more than enough. You won't see a difference on your computer screen between 2 and 4 megapixels camera.

Digital Cameras Review Online Verdict: Get a camera with enough resolution for the print sizes you'll want to make.

Image quality is largely a function of the camera you choose. Resolution is important, but so are the other camera features, don't buy something based on resolution alone.

The lenses are the heart of a camera. The lenses are a deciding factor for the image quality.

Consider the optical zoom first, as this is the true zoom range of the lens. For example, a 3x zoom will get you three times closer to your subject.

Below you can appreciate how great is a 10x optical zoom.

With a digital zoom, the camera is electronically cropping into the picture (like zooming on a computer).

Digital zoom are good but don?t be fooled by the longer range. Your images will loose sharpness and clarity.

The optical zoom is the real deal, giving you genuine close-ups.

Most digital cameras offer excellent quality lenses. Most of the cameras have a 3x optical zoom. This is plenty of range for most everyday photo opportunities.

A special warning applies for the zoom. Sometimes cameras stores advertise digital cameras with a 5x zoom without specifying if it's optical or digital. Make sure you verify which zoom they are talking about.

However, because you can't change lenses, you may find yourself limited. A few models offer bigger optical zoom ranges (up to 10x). You might not use the full range often but it's nice to have when you need it.

Choosing a digital camera with an optical zoom range higher than 3x does limit your option as there are only a handful of such models on the market.

But as technology is improving quickly, more digital cameras are available with an optical zoom higher than 3x at affordable price.

Digital Cameras Review Online Verdict: Get a camera with enough zoom range for your typical shooting habits. Most digital cameras are equipped with a 3x optical zoom which is most of the time what you need.

More and more digital cameras are offering a variety of shooting modes.

Specialized scene modes such as night exposure, landscapes, portraits and even movie mode.

The modes are great because you will take a lot of shots out of proper exposure and under difficult conditions, the specialized modes are doing all the thinking for you and will get terrific results.

Digital Cameras Review Online Verdict: For a camera that the whole family can enjoy, look for models that offer Programmed Scenes modes. Even if you are not a beginner, these programmed shooting and scenes modes are excellent.

Memory cards are used to store your camera's pictures. The storage capacity of the card is measured in megabytes (MB). The larger the capacity, the more photos can be stored.

Larger capacity memory card can be expensive. You may consider buying several smaller cards rather than one large one. That will provide you some sort of insurance in case your card is lost or stolen so you won't loose all your photos at once.

You can choose different size of memory card: 16 MB, 32 MB, 64 MB, 128 MB, 256 MB, 512 MB, 1G, 2G etc.

Most digital cameras come with a 16 or 32 MB memory card. As the megapixels counts grow, you need a higher capacity of storage.

It would be wise to budget for an additional memory card when you are shopping for your new digital camera.

If you look at the table below, you will realise that you will need to buy an extra memory card.

For example, if you buy a 3 megapixel Canon SD110, you get a 16MB memory card with the camera. With this card you will take approximately only 15 pictures before having to empty your memory card!

My own camera came equipped with a 32 Megabytes card, I bought a 128 MB two weeks later! I now have 1 gigabyte and two 256 megabytes card.

The following table will give you an approximate idea of how many images you can store with different memory card size.

A few older models are equipped with a fixed amount of memory and did not provide for any expansion. Please stay away from them!

There are five main types of memory card. The most popular is CompactFlash (CF) which will fit most Canon, Nikon, Minolta, HP, Casio and pre 2002 Kodak.

CompactFlash is inexpensive, easy to find and very small (matchbook size).

The xD Picture Cards about half the size of a CompactFlash. Will fit most current Fuji and Olympus digital cameras.The Memory Stick was developed by Sony and is only compatible with Sony digital cameras.SmartMedia (SM) is used by most Olympus and Fuji. The SmartMedia is being phased out but it should be available for quite some time. It's now very cheap, so if you buy a camera that uses that type of memory, it's probably a good idea to stock up. This card is available in capacities up to 128 Megabytes.Secure Digital (SD) or Multimedia (MMC) is very small memory card (postage stamp size). Fits most Kodak digital cameras produced after 2001. Canon is now using SD memory card for their newest models.

Digital Cameras Review Online Verdict: Digital camera memory is important but don't let the memory type be a big factor in your choice, consider the difference in cost and size.

A good move would be to budget to buy an extra memory card while buying your digital camera.

But also remember you can always buy additional memory cards later and they are now very affordable and easy to find.

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How big (or small) should your camera be? This is a personal preference but deserving serious consideration. If you are buying a digital camera primarily for vacation or for special occasion, a small camera that you can easily fit in your pocket is ideal.

There are a number of very small digital cameras available that offer a good set of controls and adequate resolution.

Even the digital cameras that not considered ultra-compact are still relatively small. Bigger digital cameras deliver top resolution and high performance features. They also have a bigger control interfaces easier to handle if you have large hands.

Digital Cameras Review Online Verdict: Look for a digital camera that fits your lifestyle. If your camera fits easily in your pocket, you?re apt to take it along more often.

More serious photographers may opt for a longer zoom ranges, close focusing capabilities and system accessories.

The LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screen is probably one of the biggest plus of digital photography. Being able to review your photos as you shoot is fantastic!

A 1.5 inch color LCD screen is standard, anything larger is a bonus.

Some are stationary and other swivel, rotate and flip to give you a clear view even when the camera is pointed up, down, sideways.

Some are easy to view in bright sunlight and others require you to be in indoor environment or in the shade to view clearly.

LCD also makes menus more readable which is great.

The swiveling, rotating and flipping LCD is a really terrific feature that you will adopt very quickly!

The only downside I can see about the LCD is there using power and as you can imagine, the larger screen use more power. The best digital cameras have an additional small monochrome LCD that displays basic shooting info when you need to save power.

Digital Cameras Review Online Verdict: When it come to LCD, bigger is better and flip-out LCD's greatly enhance your ability to see the image clearly in a variety of shooting situation.

A digital camera's memory card, flash, zoom and LCD screen will use a lot of energy so you need a good digital camera battery.

The best cameras come with a lithium-ion (Li-ion) rechargeable battery. The charger is usually supplied.

Sometimes you don?t even need a charger as you can recharge your battery while the battery is in the camera. Very handy feature.

Other cameras works on AA batteries, if so, you should opt for a long lasting Ni-MH rechargeable batteries, they will cost you more up front but you will save money in the long run.

Digital Cameras Review Online Verdict: Whatever types of battery your digital camera takes, having a back up is a good idea. It's never a pleasant experience when your LCD screen goes blank halfway through a day out!

Pictures speak a thousand words and image last forever. Bells and whistles will not help you make a sharp, well exposed image.

Look carefully at features such as lens quality, durability, ease of use and the brand?s photographic expertise.

Personally I like the big players in the photo industry especially Canon and Nikon.

Digital Cameras Review Online Verdict: Most professionals are using Canon and Nikon products such as lenses and cameras. But don?t get me wrong, other brands are also offering excellent products but I like to use what professionals are using!

The reason I am asking about your computer is because it will play an important role for you to enjoy your new digital camera. First your computer needs to be equipped with an USB port and preferably a minimum of 128 MB + of RAM.

It's even better if you have a cd burner, it's very handy to save your photo album on a cd for future reference.

Regarding the image-editing software, when you purchase a digital camera from one of the major brands, they include in the price of the camera pretty good software package such as Adobe Photoshop or Photo Stitch.

You will also need a good bubble jet printer to print your pictures. The printers are very affordable and they can produce prints of an amazing quality assuming you are using the proper paper.

You don't need a computer to buy a digital camera, but it will make the experience much better. Without a computer you can't edit your picture, you have to go to a photo studio to develop your pictures etc.

Digital Cameras Review Online Verdict: The main requirement for you computer is 128 MB of RAM and an USB port and having one will make appreciate your digital camera so much more!

In this section Digital Cameras Review Online show you where to find the Best Deals Online.

Buying online is becoming more and more popular and it's no different than buying offline, it's good to shop around to get the best possible deals.

Before recommending any store on this site, I have done lots of research saving YOU the trouble!

Price was an important factor in my decision in my selection and these retailers offer very competitive prices (if not the best!)

A proven track record of customer satisfaction and an excellent reputation and ethical business practice were among the factors to select the best online retailers.

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Digital cameras review and guide to help you select the correct digital camera

If you're looking for an easy to read digital cameras review and all of the
the data, you need to know to buy a digital camera, you should be in the right place.

Since I have worked for many years in the industry, people often ask me for advice on what they should look for when buying a digital camera.

For this reason, I decided to create a Digital cameras-review-the Online-a simple Web site offers a lot of useful information and a simple digital cameras reviews.

My goal in creating this site is to save your search for the best digital camera, which is best for you to research, money, and within hours of effort.

To create this Web site is also a great opportunity for me to take my passion for digital cameras to the second level.

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This is entirely up to you! You can search for the big digital camera, which agree on any budget. (I) to provide for, you can select the Tools menu.
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Unbiased review of Kodak LS753

Kodak LS753 is only $ 50 more expansive than 4 megapixel LS743 and I think that having to spend more money, if you seriously LS743. For more information about megapixels, and four More scene modes.

Kodak LS753 is a high resolution point-and-shoot model, which contains some of the bypass. It's not aperture priority or shutter priority modes. This camera also has a similar, but slightly cheaper Kodak CX7530 update.

The premises are auto, portrait, self-portrait, Night Portrait, Close-up, landscape, Night Landscape, sport, snow, Beach, party, Fireworks, backlight, children, flowers, and marked the Museum/manner, which removes the activation of the flash and camera sounds in environments where flash photography is prohibited, "the kolmikertaista" mode.

Solid and compact body that fits well in your pocket, the elongated layout fits better than the one the LS753 two hands. Better battery life than the average, LS753 and it is also very easy to use.

Compact and stylish features easy operation, macro and bodyExcellent an excellent lifeKodak the battery easily Share buttonLimited rangeNo aperture priority or zoom, Shutter priority, modesDoesn t, which support the PictBridge standardNot really bad thing but I just don t like the power of the Glowing blue light when the camera is switched on

Kodak LS753 is a good choice if you are looking for a compact, high accuracy point-and-shoot camera. Not that someone who wants to take the digital photography to the next level you want to add, but the average fans, shooter and is very happy with this digital camera.

EasyShare system enables you to print your photos, you are inviting to the right or the left, the camera, the Organization of the tag.

I recommend Kodak LS753 Beginner who wants a high-quality camera, really easy to use.

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Most digital cameras with very low capacity Flash memory cards and Kodak LS753 is no exception. 32. SD/MMC memory card is included in the box when you buy the LS753.

A fixed rule for number of photos you may place one card, because a different image file types, the picture of the packaging and contents of each file's size will affect different amounts is not.

As a general rule I would recommend at least 256 megabytes (MB), or two cards to the 128 MB if you are buying is 3-5 megapixel Compact digital camera. But 512 MB is the 6 megapixel digital camera, the Kodak LS753 as a good size.

If you want to shoot high resolution TIFF or RAW files, then you should probably review the 512 MB and 1 GB cards. It is also good to save all the photos in one card.

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32 MB memory card included LS753, which takes about 25 pictures before having to erase the memory card! Budgeting on the memory card is necessary.

Another good reason to get multiple memory cards is, always has the possibility that the cards can get damaged, lost or stolen. By using multiple and changing to a shoot during a protect photography valuable information.

Kodak LS753 is of the type of memory card, or SD-MMC.

Model Name: EasyShare LS753

Released to date: , 2004-06-15

: 15–25 $ 297 official site: the Kodak EasyShare LS753-home page

: Precision CCD5.36 MP (2690 pixels, 1994)

picture resolution: 5.0 megapixel (point x 1929 pixels)

: the picture quality 4.9 MP-best (print, enlargement); 4.4 MP-best (4 "x 6" print optimized ratio 3: 2); 3.1 MP-better (small print); 1.6 MP-good (e-mail)

Zoom: 10 X Zoom; 2.8 X Optical zoom, 6.0-16.6 mm (35 mm is equivalent to: 36 to 100 mm); 3.6 X digital zoom, extended

-focus: autofocus low-light auto focus with selectable modes: multi-zone, the zone center

focus distance: wide: 60 cm (23.6 in.) to infinity; Telecommunications: 60 cm (23.6 in.) to infinity

: displays the 1.8 in. (4.6 cm) high-resolution (134 K pixel) in outdoor display

: I am looking for a a real image optical viewfinder

hole: f/3.0 or f/5.1 (wide), f/4.9 or (f)/8.5 (telecommunications),

Shutter speed: 1/2-1/1400 sec

long time exposure: 1/2-16 seconds

ISO equivalent: Automatic (80-160); Manual (80, 100, 200, 400 and 800)

white balance: auto, daylight, tungsten, fluorescent

Flash mode: auto, red-eye, fill, off

the flash range: wide-0.6-3.0 m (2.0-10.0 full width of the façade) is the ISO 140; Telecommunications-0.6-1.8 m (5.9 in version 2.0, the size of the width of the façade) is the ISO 140

self timer: seconds, and 10

the scene/other modes: auto, portrait, Close-up, self-portrait, night, and the Museum of the landscape, night portrait, sport, landscape, snow, beach, party, Fireworks, backlight, children, and flowers.

the increase of macro/close-up mode: the wide-5-100 cm (2.0-39, 4, ...); Telecommunications-30-100 cm (39.4-11.8 in).

6 images upburst mode: 3 fps

color space: -color, black and white, sepia

exposure control: programmed AE

the movie mode: continuous digital MPEG-4 video and audio capture, playback, the camera

movie picture resolution: VGA (640 x 480 pixels) at 13 fps; At 20 fps (320 x 240 pixels) QVGA

: the length of the movie to limit the capacity of external memory card

: The voice of the of the available themes: off, shutter only, standard, classic, Fantasy, fun,

: check the status of up to 8 X magnify, slide show, the multi-up, fast scroll bar on the album, protection,

: video out NTSC, PAL (user selectable)

software: KODAK EASYSHARE Software

Compatibility: Compatibility-the KODAK EASYSHARE Camera and Printer docks 6000 platform.

storage: Memory: 32 Mb internal memory; external: SD/MMC card expansion slot

Power management settings: The KODAK Rechargeable Lithium Ion battery KLIC 5000, DC-in Jack, 5V adaptor KODAK EASYSHARE Dock 6000 on the side of the camera through the terminals

image file format: Still: JPEG and EXIF v2.2, Video: Quicktime MOV

interface: USB compatible, KODAK EASYSHARE 6000 series of docks in the audio and video connectors

protective lens: the , a built-in lens barrier

weight: without batteries: 165 g (5.8 oz.)

dimensions: WxHxD: 108 x 49 x 30 mm (4.3 x 1.9 x 1.2 in.).

warranty: 1 year

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