What is the best digital camera to buy?

I am thinking of buying my first digital camera and was wondering what is the differance in pixels? I have seen 3.o to an 8.0. What would be the best choice for school events, sports, concerts, award ceremonies? Simple to use. Reasonable priced. your responses will be greatly appreciated.

Answer by aaaa66137
sex

Answer by Mr. Curious
The only brand i would even consider is Sony–only because they stand behind their product so well. I bought a Sony Cybershot 3.2 MegaPixels three years ago and I have not had 5 seconds distress. Sony is outstanding for customer help also.

Answer by jbpammy004
I too am new to the digital world and bought one for Christmas. I bought a fugifilm finepix. It was user friendly and only cost me 150.00. It came with everything I needed. Can print my pictures out for myself, we have really loved this one. I judge it is a 4.1 Megapixels. Check them out at Wal-Mart.

Answer by hammerhawk
I have a kodak easyshare that is very simple to operate. It is a 4.0 megapixel and takes awesome pics. I would consider the optical zoom on the digital cameras as the optical zoom is done in the lense. The digital part of the zoom can tend to distort your images. A lot of the digital cameras have nearly no optical zoom and all digital. That’s just what I have experienced, but I am no expert by any earnings. For a small fee you can get consumer report’s rating on a bunch of different kinds of cameras. I found it very useful.

Answer by abdussalam
HP digital cameras are excellent and serve better

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Lone participant in profile. Digital Photo Walk at Montana de Oro’s Hazard Reef Tidepools, led by Jerry Kirkhart, 09 Jan. 2009. 25 public attended


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Lone participant in profile. Digital Photo Walk at Montana de Oro’s Hazard Reef Tidepools, led by Jerry Kirkhart, 09 Jan. 2009. 25 public attended this most well loved event. Event description says: Bring your SLR Digital Camera and a Macro Lens or a Point and Shoot that has macro capabilities. Beginners Welcome. A Marine Biologist will show techniques of macro photography of tide pool organisms, and the safest places to walk. Wear non-skid shoes so you will BE ABLE TO NAVIGATE IN TIDE POOLS! Meet at the Hazard Reef Parking lot 1.6 miles past the MDO entrance sign using the Pecho Valley Road . See Photomorrobay.com for more info. (S) 1 mi., 1.5 hr. Reminder that on Friday, Jan 9th, there will be a -1.61 low tide DPW walk for anyone interested in macrophotography of intertidal organisms. The walk will start from the Hazard Reef parking lot at 2:15PM (notice slight time exchange from first posting), in order to give time to work the tide out and photograph all intertidal life possible. The tide and we will not wait for late comers, sorry. Instruction will be agreed by a marine biologist on how to use your macro lens and to photograph and ID marine organisms. Instruction will also be agreed on where the safest place is to step and what algae to not step on too, for best safety. Any camera with macro capabilities can be used. We should see Chaffey Limpets, Gum Boot Chitons, some nudibranchs, hopefully Octopi, and many others. Wear warm clothes in layers. Park about 1.6 miles from the MDO entrance sign in the Hazard Reef Parking lot, and we will hike to the ocean. Please call Jerry Kirkhart (805) 534-9198 or email if there are questions. Mike Baird will also be available for camera questions, plus additional community photographers for suggestions on camera settings and flash use too. Beginners are welcome.

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More Info: www.silberstudios.tv We tossed out a challenge for thoughts for a record tip and as it turned out the one we picked was from a community pro photographer who offered to come by and shoot it with us so we took him up on it! Eric Gould joined us at Silber Studios to demonstrate innumerable camera angles and how to choose the best one for your shot. Eric shows you how to take shots from many different angels and heights and how these exchange the way your subject will look. For example, he shows a tip for helping an overweight person look thinner. You can easily follow along with Eric to see how these will work for you. After watching this record go out and shoot and post your best to the AYP forum and we’ll give you feedback!
Record Rating: 4 / 5