Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions
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Step 1
Make sure you are familiar with the manufacturer. A name brand is likely to have a good warranty, while an off brand may not have any real warranty at all.
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Step 2
Make certain that the features on the camera are things you would need or use on a regular basis. Things like a zoom function or auto focus may come in handy, but three or four flash settings may not be so helpful.
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Step 3
Make sure to get a camera with enough megapixels to make a good photograph when the pictures are transfered to the computer
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Step 4
Finally make certain that the camera itself is sturdy enough for constant use. Digital cameras may be fragile, but to fragile may mean the difference in taking pictures or constantly returning the camera for repairs.
Comments
anyasm said
on 11/1/2009 thank you - I'll keep your tips in mind since my poor old Canon is finally at its last download, probably.
teresagann said
on 10/30/2009 very good and i would like to see an update with some of the lower end but good digital camera's you might recommend and where to buy them!! Great Job!
bluefea said
on 9/9/2009 very good..
zemzem82 said
on 1/11/2009 We sell digital cameras- zemzem.ecrater.com