Are these good features for a digital camera?
Are these good features for a digital camera?
Megapixels: 12.0 Megapixels
Features: Best Shot Selector, D-Lighting, Auto Scene Selector, Blink Detection, Electronic Image Stabilization, Motion Detection, Date and Time Print, Face Detection Technology, Color TFT LCD Screen, Touch Screen, Brightness Adjustment, Graphical User Interface, Anti-Glare Coating
Display Size: 3.0 "
Zoom: 4.0 X Optical, 4.0 X Digital
Built-In Memory Capacity: 50MB
Operational Modes: Best Shot Mode, Blink Proof Mode, Auto Scene Mode, Smile Mode, High ISO
Playback Modes: Single Image Playback, Automatic Playback, Movie With Sound, Thumbnail Display, Zoom Playback
Still Shot Modes: Back Light, Dusk/Dawn
Video Modes: TV-Quality AVI Movie
Battery Life-Shots Per Charge: 180
Screen Modes: 17
Image Resolution: Up to 4000 x 3000
Display Indicators: Shooting Mode, Flash Mode, ISO Setting, Aperture Setting, Zoom Indicator, "Date Not Set" Indicator, Image Size, Number of Pictures Remaining
Playback File Formats: JPEG, AVI Movie with Sound/ WAV
Image Editing Features: Date Time Imprinting, Black and White, Touch Screen Editing and Drawing, Image Resizing, Cyanotype, Image Rotation, Drawing with Stylus, Image Cropping
Aperture Range: f/3.2 - f/5.9 Wide ; f/3.2 - f/5.9 Telephoto
Focus Range: 1.67' to Infinity Normal Wide Angle, 1.64' to Infinity Normal Telephoto, 3.1" to Infinity Macro Wide Angle, 3.1" to Infinity Macro Telephoto
Image Sensor: 1/2.3" CCD Sensor
Speeds: Up to 4 - 1/2000 sec. Shutter ; Up to 0.9 fps Continuous Shooting
ISO Equivalent: 3200
White Balance Modes: Tunsten, Incandescent, Preset, Auto
Photo Effects: Auto, Panorama, Color Still
View Finder Type: LCD Only
Camera Lens Features: Telephoto, Auto Focus, Face Detection, Wide Angle, Manual Focus
Camera Flash Features: Auto On/Off, Red-Eye Reduction, Slow-Sync Flash, Fill-In Flash, Flash
Maximum Distance: 14.8 '
Outputs: A/V, USB, Wired Standard: PictBridge
Compatibility: Secure High Capacity (SDHC) Card, Secure Digital (SD) Card, PC, Mac
Includes: Software CD ROM, USB Cable, Wrist Strap, Rechargeable Batteries, Battery Charger, A/V Cable, User Manual, Photo Editing Software
Power Source: Battery-Powered
Dimensions: Length: 3.7 "; Width: 2.2 "; Depth: 0.8 "
Thanks!
**note: this is under $200 and just for a teenager for everyday use. Nikon S400.
Are these good features for a digital camera? - 1
Megapixels: 12.0 Megapixels
Features: Best Shot Selector, D-Lighting, Auto Scene Selector, Blink Detection, Electronic Image Stabilization, Motion Detection, Date and Time Print, Face Detection Technology, Color TFT LCD Screen, Touch Screen, Brightness Adjustment, Graphical User Interface, Anti-Glare Coating
Display Size: 3.0 "
Zoom: 4.0 X Optical, 4.0 X Digital
Built-In Memory Capacity: 50MB
Operational Modes: Best Shot Mode, Blink Proof Mode, Auto Scene Mode, Smile Mode, High ISO
Playback Modes: Single Image Playback, Automatic Playback, Movie With Sound, Thumbnail Display, Zoom Playback
Still Shot Modes: Back Light, Dusk/Dawn
Video Modes: TV-Quality AVI Movie
Battery Life-Shots Per Charge: 180
Screen Modes: 17
Image Resolution: Up to 4000 x 3000
Display Indicators: Shooting Mode, Flash Mode, ISO Setting, Aperture Setting, Zoom Indicator, "Date Not Set" Indicator, Image Size, Number of Pictures Remaining
Playback File Formats: JPEG, AVI Movie with Sound/ WAV
Image Editing Features: Date Time Imprinting, Black and White, Touch Screen Editing and Drawing, Image Resizing, Cyanotype, Image Rotation, Drawing with Stylus, Image Cropping
Aperture Range: f/3.2 - f/5.9 Wide ; f/3.2 - f/5.9 Telephoto
Focus Range: 1.67' to Infinity Normal Wide Angle, 1.64' to Infinity Normal Telephoto, 3.1" to Infinity Macro Wide Angle, 3.1" to Infinity Macro Telephoto
Image Sensor: 1/2.3" CCD Sensor
Speeds: Up to 4 - 1/2000 sec. Shutter ; Up to 0.9 fps Continuous Shooting
ISO Equivalent: 3200
White Balance Modes: Tunsten, Incandescent, Preset, Auto
Photo Effects: Auto, Panorama, Color Still
View Finder Type: LCD Only
Camera Lens Features: Telephoto, Auto Focus, Face Detection, Wide Angle, Manual Focus
Camera Flash Features: Auto On/Off, Red-Eye Reduction, Slow-Sync Flash, Fill-In Flash, Flash
Maximum Distance: 14.8 '
Outputs: A/V, USB, Wired Standard: PictBridge
Compatibility: Secure High Capacity (SDHC) Card, Secure Digital (SD) Card, PC, Mac
Includes: Software CD ROM, USB Cable, Wrist Strap, Rechargeable Batteries, Battery Charger, A/V Cable, User Manual, Photo Editing Software
Power Source: Battery-Powered
Dimensions: Length: 3.7 "; Width: 2.2 "; Depth: 0.8 "
Thanks!
**note: this is under $200 and just for a teenager for everyday use. Nikon S400.
For xmas i got a nikon s3000. I really like it but i'm willing to return it and pay up to 150 - 200 dollars for a different one.
Some i like are the nikon s4000 and 6000
are there any cameras around that price range better than those? I really like ones with HD video cause i do take many videos. I have a Kodak zi8 pocket video that i want to sell to get more money to buy a better camera so do you think it is worth it to sell it?
I do not mind going to a different brand as long as it is a good brand
Thank you <3
Added (1). Also a good focus on the camera is also what i would like
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I googled it just now, and got really mixed results of loads of different types. So am a little confused. I have a Canon 350D, with two other lenses, and a flash. I'm really keen to start a career in photography when I'm older, this isn't just on a whim.
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Can anybody help me out with this?
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