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Step 1
Choose a camera with the largest number of megapixels your budget will allow. Megapixels are important while viewing the pictures on a computer or printing them off like film pictures. When you see a picture where the focus is made of small boxes instead of smooth, lifelike curves, it is because the camera had a small number of megapixels. Compact digital cameras are manufactured in a wide variety of megapixel choices.
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Step 2
Find a digital camera with the greatest amount of RAM for your budget. Just because your camera is small doesn't mean the number of pictures it stores has to be. RAM is the amount of storage space your camera has. The higher this number is, the more pictures you can save.
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Step 3
Decide which viewfinder is best for you. Digital cameras have digital screens on the back that can be used as a viewfinder. Some are only a portion of the camera's size, while others take up the entire back. Visit your local camera retailer and experiment with the different options.
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Step 4
Experiment with different zooms. Average compact digital cameras come with a 1.5 or 2.0 zoom, meaning it will enlarge the picture one-and-a-half to two times the normal size. Try a camera with a 3.0 or 4.0 zoom and see if you prefer it. Be aware these models will cost more, when you're shopping for a compact camera.
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Step 5
Look at the different sizes of compact cameras and think about how you will use them. Some come in sizes that are smaller than your hand. While this is convenient, determine whether the size increases your chances of using it or whether it increases your chances of losing the camera or having a difficulty operating it.
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