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Digital
Cameras
What
should I look for in a digital camera? What can
I do with the photos I have on my computer?
No matter how many megapixels a camera
claims to have, the cameras are only as good as
the lens. Optics is what you should look for. Traditional
camera makers such as Nikon, Olympus and Canon offer
the best lenses and camera quality.
Most cameras will be good at 3 Megapixels.
You might want to go as high as 6 or 8 Megapixels,
if you are looking to print or use larger photos.
Don't forget 2 or 3 extra memory cards.
They're handy to have when you're unable to upload
your camera's pictures.
You can read more about digital cameras
and a list of cameras in different price ranges
at my site, http://www.danspeziale.com.
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Wbat
can I do with these digital photos on my hard drive?
There is tremendous advantage in having
a digital image.
- This image can be shared with others
- Many photos can be linked on a web page for
others to view
- Stored on removable media, such as a CD.
Also,
take a look at Ofoto,
Shutterfly
and SnapFish.
These are photo services that let you store and
show photos online for others to view. Photos can
be viewed in a slide show from any computer. Your
friends and family can even order prints of these
photos online.
As a web developer and strategic
content consultant in the Chicago area, Dan Speziale
helps others manage technology and get more out
of the internet.
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