May 18, 2003 06:48 AM
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(Updated May 18, 2003 06:50 AM)
Cameras galore! Twin Lens Reflex Cameras, Single Lens Reflex Cameras, Compact Cameras, and now the Digital Cameras. Unlike the conventional Cameras, a Digital Camera does not have a film in it. It is a film less Camera. In the age of Internet and Computers, the Digital Cameras have a great future. You can shoot a picture, preview it, reshoot, if not satisfied, and hook it onto your Computer, log in the Internet and send it to anyone with an e-mail address. If you are working for any Press, you can conveniently meet the deadline. It has another advantage. Its size is small, and like the Sony models, it is cute. It is run by two Cells which have to be always at the optimum level. You can carry your Sony Cyber model in your pocket. I have seen some square size flat models, which fit into your shirt pocket. It is very sensitive to heat and dust.
The more you spend the more features you can get in the Digital Camera. The one I have is worth US$ 279 with a Case and connecting cords. For the Cells I had to pay extra. This was the price in USA last year.
It has 2 mega-pixels and is highly sensitive. I had taken some pictures of illuminated Niagara Falls at night, and my Sony registered them beautifully.
You get Camcorders in the Digital Format. If you are a movie enthusiast, who wants to send some sequences of a story or just a few scenes or some sequences of an event or the whole event, the Camcorder is the right Camera for you. And here also I would recommend Sony. This and cons of different Camcorders available in the market and make your choice. Whether you go in for a Digital frame by frame Camera or a Camcorder, always keep the Instruction Booklets carefully, and read them at leisure. Be familiar with every part of the Camera or the Camcorder you have. The Instruction Booklets should always be in your Gadget Bag. Take care of the Camera and the Camera will take are of you. As simple as that.
