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Tag-Archive for ◊ Megapixels ◊
28
Jun
2011
SONY CYBERSHOT DSC W210 REVIEW
The Sony Cybershot DSC W210 packs plenty of power with its 12 megapixel sensor. This camera is small enough to fit into most pockets. It is available in silver, dark grey, pink and green. The Cybershot DSC W210 has a 4x optical zoom lens.For most purposes you are likely to find the 12 megapixels overkill. Even if you are looking to make large prints you should find 6 to 8 megapixels plenty unless you are looking to go up to poster size and beyond. If you were planning to do that then the likelihood is you would be looking to invest in a more expensive and better quality camera anyhow.To me the big advantage of having so many megapixels is that Sony has included a feature called smart zoom. This allows you to increase the amount of zoom available as long as you are prepared to sacrifice some of the megapixels you shoot at. In the past I have even found that shooting at lower megapixels can increase the quality of the images you shoot. Other advantages include taking up less space on a memory card and faster times to upload your photos to a computer. If you activate smart ... [more..]
26
May
2011
HOW DOES A DIGITAL CAMERA WORK?
How does a digital camera work, exactly, and why does it have the same settings as a manual even thought it doesn't actually expose ANY true film? How does a digital camera work? What could they be used for in an educational setting?ZoomZoom lenses, with their greater flexibility to frame and bring images close, are worth the extra expense unless your use will be very basic. A 3x zoom will give you reasonable range for typical shots, but wildlife shots would benefit from a 10x. Zoom in and out and see what this does in relation to the surroundings. Adjust the camera angle and move your position relative to the subject.ResolutionResolution in non-technical language means the fine details of the picture. The more megapixels you have, the better quality your pictures will have. Resolution is measured in megapixels (MP) or literally, "millions of pixels". Three to four MP should be adequate for the average photographer.MegapixelsFor example, a 3 megapixels (MP) camera outputs images that are anywhere from 1 to 2 MB in size while a 7 MP camera outputs images that are 4 to 5 MB in size. If you are a professional photographer then you should go for high ... [more..]
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14
Jan
2010
CANON REBEL DIGITAL CAMERAS
The Canon digital cameras come in different styles and with many different features. The Rebel EOS SLR models are the XSi, XTi and the XT. The EOS 35mm SLR Rebel models are the T2 and the K2. The EOS SLR Rebel XSi models come with 12.2 megapixels and image stabilizer. The three-inch viewing screen is what makes this camera different from the others. The SXi camera has a LikeView mode and imaging at 3.5 frames per second. In addition, the SXi has the integrated cleaning system. The DIGIC image processor provides for a powerful and high performance camera.The Canon Rebel digital cameras model XTi is a superior camera with a simple to use performance. The camera has some incredible features that make this camera easy to use for beginners or professionals. The camera offers 10.1 megapixels with a two and a half inch viewing screen. The self-cleaning sensor combined with the integrated cleaning system has made this camera popular. The Rebel XT has 8 megapixels and a DIGIC II image processor. The camera is compatible with more than fifty of the EF lenses. The XT is compact and lightweight and has easy to use features from the menu display.The Canon ... [more..]
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