Advantage & Disadvantage of Digital Cameras

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Advantage & Disadvantage of Digital Cameras

Before purchasing your first digital camera, there are a number of advantages and disadvantages to consider, from price to features, size and personal preferences.

  1. Instant Viewing and Computer Manipulation

    • An advantage of digital cameras is that after shooting a picture, it is immediately available for viewing and can be quickly loaded into a computer for manipulation or printing.

    Damage

    • A disadvantage of digital cameras is that the cameras are much more sensitive to breaking after being dropped or hit, as the casing is usually made of plastic.

    Unwanted Pictures

    • Another advantage of digital cameras is that if you don't like a picture you've just taken, you can delete it and shoot again right on the spot and without wasting any precious space.

    Low Light Ability

    • A disadvantage of digital cameras is that they usually have poor focusing ability in poor or low-light situations.

    Advanced Features

    • Digital camera advantages also include not having to print every picture in a group of shots taken.

    Dynamic Range

    • Most basic digital cameras have a low dynamic range, meaning that less detail is seen in shadows and highlights.

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