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Which camera should I buy? What model should I get? How much should I be spending on it?
These are the most common questions people ask before buying a camera. Truth is that others cannot make buying decisions for you. Just like buying a pair of jeans, buying a camera is a personal choice. It all depends on your needs. You are best served by making a list of features that you want in a camera, and then finding models that meet those needs.
What one can find helpful is to look up digital camera reviews and read through articles listing the best cameras at different price points. Before purchasing a camera, you should always read major camera blogs for information on the latest cameras and accessories. Always go to the store to personally experiment with the look and feel of the camera. This way you can check to see if the you're comfortable with its hold and use.
Before making the purchase, try to familiarize yourself with the ins and outs of digital camera features like megapixels, zoom, memory cards, batteries, comfort and more. You may know what megapixels and zoom lenses are, but learn what features will suit your needs the best.Don't get suckered into the vast features, see what fits your need.
One of the most significant features during digital camera search is the number of megapixels. 'Choose too few for your needs, and your images will suffer. Choose too many, and you might be spending more cash than necessary.' So choose wisely.
Tip of the day: Stick to top names of the industry. The big brands have more variety and technical support is readily available.
