Digital Camera

Canon IXUS 150/Canon PowerShot ELPH 140 IS Sensor:  16.0 megapixels, 1/2.3-inch CCD  Lens:  8x optical zoom, 28-224mm-equivalent focal range  Screen:  2.7-inch LCD, 230,000 dots  Max continuous shooting rate:  0.8fps  Max video resolution:  HD 720p The IXUS 150 may be light on your pocket, but it isn't light on features, packing a 16-megapixel sensor and Canon's powerful Digic 4+ image processor. It'll also record HD video and there are several art filters to play with, too. It's a breeze to use as well, thanks to features like Live Mode that allows you to see the effect of setting changes in real time, plus there's a help button to explain various functions. Once you get familiar with the camera, you've also got the ability to manually tweak several settings. Unlike some cut-down compacts, the IXUS 150 doesn't sacrifice speed. It's quick to focus and you won't have to waste time waiting for the screen to clear before you can snap a...

I was never really a professional with photography, but I was getting tired of the same old point-and-shoot camera. One day, I finally decided it was time to buy a Pentax SLR . Before I jumped in though, I did a lot of research. I eventually reached the decision to buy the Pentax K200D . I've never been one to buy an item because of its brand, because the name of an item does not necessarily determine its quality and performance . Now, I picked the Pentax K200D for many reasons which I will explain in detail below. First of all, the camera offered weather sealing . On the box, it claims that it is the only camera in the industry (DSLR cameras) that is weather sealed. Though I probably won't need this, it is always good to have it to be on the safe side. Definitely a good feature for those outdoor photographers though. Secondly, the camera allows users to take high quality JPEG and RAW photos at the same time. Most other cameras do not offer this, and alternatively only of...