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For answers to questions about cameras and camera accessories, from disposables to high end digital camcorders, consult eHow’s step-by-step instructions and camera articles. Looking to switch from film to digital? eHow can help you compare new models and make the right choice. Want to take and edit better home movies? Use eHow to learn the basics of good video camera work. Whether you need pointers on traveling with your camcorder or you’re interested in setting up a system of security cameras, eHow can help.

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  • How to Choose a Good Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera

    Digital camera today offers a lot of advanced features and sometimes its overwhelming enough that it's so difficult to pick the right one for you. This article will help you choose a good...

  • How to Use a Dxg Video Camera

    If you are looking for a digital video camera that doesn't break the bank, you might want to try out the brand DXG. DXG video cameras are small portable cameras that rarely cost over $150 as of...

  • How to Make Better Videos

    Thanks to a steady decrease of video camera prices and an abundance of social sharing sites, anyone can produce, direct and share their visual gems (and there's nothing like the thrill of finally...

  • How to choose a Kodak Digital Camera

    Kodak digital cameras are among the best you can buy. Whether you are just shooting pictures for fun or as a professional, Kodak has been the camera of choice for generations Let's face it,...

  • How to Use a Powershot A630

    The Canon Powershot A630 is a point-and-shoot, one-touch zoom camera, designed for the photographer who wants the ease of digital cameras---but with some extra bells and whistles. The Powershot...

  • How to Use a Zoom Lens With Reading Glasses

    If you wear corrective glasses you may find using cameras with a zoom lens slightly difficult. This is because your glasses keep you from resting your eye firmly against the eye piece, and if you...

  • Sigma 18-200 OS Vs. Nikon 18-200 VR

    Every photographer is looking for the ideal lens that covers most of the zoom range at which they shoot. Changing lenses is inconvenient and introduces dust and moisture into the sensor. A lens...

  • How to Take Professional Pictures With a Digital Camera

    Purchasing a digital camera takes you one step away from amateur photography and one step closer to taking crisp, beautiful and professional-looking photographs. The techniques for operating a...

  • How to Get the Most out of a Low-Light Situation with your DSLR Camera

    What do you do when the light’s too dim to take a good picture of something moving? What do you do when there’s too much distance between your camera’s flash and the subject to make good use of...

  • What Is Zoom on a Camera?

    The zoom capability on today's modern cameras is probably one of the easiest features to learn and the most fun for the new photographer. With the latest digital cameras, photos of a distant...

  • Camera Zoom Lens Information

    A camera zoom lens is a feature designed for shooting photos over distance or to improve image features close-up. Zoom lenses come with a variety of designs and features, and are either detachable...

  • Information About All Security Cameras

    Surveillance cameras are a fast-growing market for both homes and businesses. At anywhere from $500 to $1,000 per installed camera, plus $300 to $1,500 for the recording system, it's important to...

  • How to Compute the Zoom Lens Factor

    The introduction of digital cameras created some confusion with how to interpret lens focal lengths. While most photographers were accustomed to comparing lenses in relation to 35 mm film---so...

  • Nikon 18-55 vs. 18-70

    The Nikon 18-55mm and the 18-70mm lenses are both sold as options with some of Nikon's enthusiast and semiprofessional cameras. Lenses offered this way are classified as "kit lenses" and normally...

  • About Sigma Lenses

    The Sigma Corporation of America manufacturers single lens reflex camera lenses, in addition to cameras and flash units, for photography purposes. Known for high quality lens optics, lightweight...

  • How to Set Focus on a Canon XTI

    Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi is a 10.1 megapixel, completely digital camera. It has many features such as self-adjusting lenses and focus (aperture). For professional photographers, there is the...

  • Nikon 10-24mm Vs. 12-24mm

    The Nikon 10-24mm and 12-24mm lenses are intended for use with the APS-C size sensor cameras such as the D40, D90 and the D300. They are targeted toward semi-professionals. As is typical of this...

  • How to Compare Best Digital Cameras

    The best digital camera is a personal choice yet wading through all the different choices may seem overwhelming. Know your needs and do not get talked in to buying more, or less, than what will...

  • Nikon 16-85mm vs. 17-55 mm lenses

    The Nikon 16 to 85mm and 17 to 55mm wide-angle zoom lenses were both developed for the DX (APS-C size sensor) format cameras, such as the D90, D300 and the D2X. The 16 to 85mm lens is intended for...

  • Camera Operation Techniques

    How you use a camera will determine how the final images will appear. You can simply point and shoot, but then all you get is basic snapshots. Learning how to operate a camera with the techniques...

  • Nikon 16-85mm Vs. 18-200mm

    The Nikon 16-85mm and 18-200mm lenses were developed for the Nikon APS-C size sensor cameras such as the D40, D80, D90 and D300. These lenses fill the gap between the consumer lenses and the pro...

  • Difference Between Optical Zoom & Digital Zoom

    When shopping for a digital camera, you are likely to see numbers for optical zoom and digital zoom thrown around. The two are substantially different from each other, and for true quality, one is...

  • Nikon 18-70 Vs. 18-200

    Nikon offers several zoom lenses designed especially for digital SLR cameras. A zoom lens has the ability to vary its focal length, allowing the photographer to include more or less of the subject...

  • Megapixel Myth

    Many people when shopping for a new digital camera get sucked into looking at how many megapixels the camera has. While higher megapixels do allow for larger enlargements and allow you to crop in...

  • DIY: Waterproof Camera Housing

    A waterproof camera housing unit will allow pictures or video to be taken under water without the worry of destroying expensive camera equipment. Retail units cost anywhere from $100 to $300, so...

  • Nikon Coolpix History

    Nikon COOLPIX is a series of point-and-shoot, non-SLR (single-lens reflex) digital cameras manufactured by multinational electronics Nikon Corporation. The Nikon COOLPIX series made its debut in...

  • How to Use Digital Zoom on the Nikon 5200

    The Nikon Coolpix 5200 was released in 2004 and has a digital zoom to 4x. It's generally a good idea to use the optical zoom whenever possible because it will provide higher quality images than...

  • Canon Elph 1000 Vs. Canon Elph 1100

    When it comes to cameras, digital or film, Canon is one of the most recognized and respected names in the business. According to its website, Canon's goal for its line of digital Elph cameras is...

  • Canon Elph 1000 Vs. 800

    Released just five months apart--September 2006 and February 2007--the Canon Elph 800 and Canon Elph 1000 follow Canon's template for its point-and-shoot digital Elph line--high-end Canon features...

  • How to Use the Canon S5i

    Canon is one of the leading manufacturers of digital cameras in the world, for both at home consumers and professionals. The Canon S5i is a particular model designed for users who travel and need...

  • How to Compare Digital Camera Features & Prices

    With hundreds of digital cameras on the market and new models produced every year, choosing the right model for your purposes can be challenging. By comparing digital camera features and prices,...

  • How to Take a Great Picture with Any Type of Camera

    Do you constantly take bad pictures? Taking a good picture is an ability that one could value for years to come.

  • Panasonic Fz50 Vs. Fz18

    Sometimes you need a camera that has a little more to offer than a standard point-and-shoot camera, but you're not ready to be burdened by the complexity and size of a digital single-lens reflex...

  • GR Digital vs. Leica D-Lux

    Not all professional-grade cameras need to be big and bulky. Released in 2002 and 2004, respectively, the Leica D-Lux and the GR Digital aimed to bring professional-quality features in a compact...

  • Canon SD 850 Vs. Canon SD 870

    Like car manufacturers, camera makers release several different models of cameras every year. Some of these models differ greatly from each other, while others have only minor differences. A good...

  • Camera Zoom Techniques

    Aside from giving you a wide range of focal lengths, a zoom lens also can be used for special effects and to follow moving subjects, among other things. Especially with digital lenses, zoom lenses...

  • Nikon S51 vs. S51c

    Sometimes a camera company releases a camera, then later adds another feature that will make it better. Rather than simply discontinuing the old model, they add that new feature onto it and...

  • Sony DSC H3 Vs. Canon SX 100

    Sometimes you need a little bit more out of your camera than a typical point-and-shoot has to offer. But at the same time you may not want to bother with the larger and more expensive digital...

  • Canon S5 IS Vs. Panasonic DMC-FZ18

    Sometimes you need a little bit more than a compact point-and-shoot camera has to offer. But at the same time you might not need quite as much as is offered with a digital single-lens reflex...

  • Nikon P80 Vs. P5100

    Not all cameras, even those in the same line, are created equal. With its P, or performance series, of Coolpix cameras, Nikon aims to give users high-end features in small package. In 2007, Nikon...

  • Canon S5 IS Vs. Panasonic FZ18

    Some photographers want more zoom than what is offered by a small point-and-shoot camera, but do not want to be hassled by the larger size of a digital single-lens reflex camera. To accommodate...

  • What Do Millimeters on Digital Camera Lenses Mean?

    Camera lenses have many features, several of which have numbers associated with them. The focal length is measured in millimeters, abbreviated "mm." The larger the number, the more powerful the...

  • Canon PowerShot SX100 IS Vs. Canon PowerShot S5 IS

    In the summer of 2007, Canon released the PowerShot SX100 IS and PowerShot S5 IS as the latest models in its line of super zoom point-and-shoot digital cameras. Canon's S and SX models are aimed...

  • Canon Sd890 Vs. Sd950

    Canon's goal with its Sd line of digital cameras is to cram as many features into as small a body as possible. And as the technology of digital cameras has improved and become less expensive, you...

  • Canon S5 Is Vs. S3 Is

    With its S series of PowerShot cameras, Canon aims to give you more features--particularly more zoom--than you can get with most point-and-shoot cameras without giving you the size of a digital...

  • Olympus Stylus 790SW vs. 850SW

    Sometimes you need a digital camera that's not only small and convenient, but rugged as well. With its Stylus 790SW and 850SW models, released in 2007 and 2008, respectively, Olympus gives you a...

  • Nikon SB 400 Vs. SB 600

    Light is one of the most important aspects of photography. Most SLR cameras come with an internal, built-in flash. Internal flashes are adequate for most situations; however, an external flash...

  • What Is the Difference Between Optical Zoom and Digital Zoom?

    Digital cameras are loaded with features to make photography easier and more enjoyable. The ability to zoom in on a subject and create close-ups is one of the most popular options for customers...

  • How to Buy the Best Inexpensive Digital Camera

    Buying an inexpensive digital camera doesn't need to be a daunting project. But, if you don't think about what you want before you buy one, you will be disappointed when you wish it had all those...

  • SLR Vs. Compact Camera

    There are two major divisions in camera types: film vs. digital cameras and SLRs vs. compact cameras. SLR camera stands for single lens reflex camera. Though the price of SLR cameras is continuing...

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