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Latest revision as of 20:35, 2 March 2010
Back to Photography
Contents |
[edit] Camera Selection
[edit] Websites
INFORMATIONAL
- Steve's Digicams - The "best" cameras (Recommended read)
- DPreview
- CNET.com's Digital SLR buying guide
ONLINE RETAILERS
[edit] Things to Consider
- Batteries - AAs are the most versatile, especially when going overseas.
- Warranty - Does it have an Australian warranty ?
- Size and weight - It's no use if it's too heavy to carry around.
- For the dSLRs you will probably need additional lenses.
- Resolution captured - Resolution Explained
- Included/Onboard Memory - Does it come with any memory cards?
- Ergonomics - Make sure you 'try before you buy'.
- Compact camera guide
- DSLR guide