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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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Summary: Find out what lens is in the digital camera you want to buy and research what flash will work for you. Learn all about camera lenses and flashes in this free photography video.
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"Now there's other good optics and optics basically is the lens like the Carl Zeiss Lens which is made in Germany. Always had an excellence reputation are now basically have an exclusive agreement with Sony so even the Sony with Carl Zeiss Lens are equivalent to the Cannons, the Nikons, the Olympus and Pentax. Also Panasonic has an exclusive agreement with Leica and Leica makes great lenses too. Which are better? Well it's real hard to say, they are all fairly equivalent and it depends on who you talk to as far as professional photographers which lenses they like. Another thing that's important is flash, how far will the flash go and the lower end of the lens and how much the lower end of the lens means what equivalent does it have on a film camera like a twenty-eight millimeter lens is very good for scenes. They also have thirty-five millimeter, thirty-five millimeter sometimes isn't enough to get scenes completely in but at thirty five millimeter there is very little distortion as far as a curvature. Whereas a twenty-eight millimeter there is starts to become some curvature in your photograph and some distortion in that direction if you're too close to something."
eHow Article: Digital Camera Lens & Flash
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