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History of Cameras
What are Megapixels?
Megapixels vs. Image Resolution
Memory Cards for Digital Cameras
Saving Digital Pictures & Memory Cards
Viewing & Printing Digital Pictures
Digital Cameras & USB Connectors
Digital Camera Options
Digital Cameras Levels & Features
Consumer vs. Prosumer Digital Cameras
Camera Models & Brands
Picking a Digital Camera
Digital Camera Lens & Flash
Digital Camera Weight & Size
Battery Types for Digital Cameras
What are Lithium Ion Batteries?
Digital Cameras: Things to Look For
Digital Camera Noise
Prosumer Camera Digital Zoom
Raw Format Pictures
Action Shots & ISO in Digital Cameras
Camera LCD in Prosumer Camera
Digital Cameras Speeds
Digital Cameras with Manual & Auto Focus
Pro & Consumer Digital Cameras
Digital Cameras & External Flash
Digital Camera Filters & Accessories
Digital SLR Cameras
Digital SLR Camera Features
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"There are other features that are important but they're not necessarily in the lower end cameras and they are the ability to make a movie. So there's a, make a movie that you can playback on your computer and some of them will make movies with sound. Other features are Macro ability. Macro ability is the ability to get close. You've seen pictures where they shoot a humming bird or even a honey bee or a flower. You have to get close to make a flower full frame in your photograph and a lot of them have that mode. It depends on the camera and the camera make and the features. Most of the consumer cameras are silver, there's three different kinds of levels of cameras. At the consumer level there is the semi-pro level now called a prosumer and then there is the professional level."
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