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Summary
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There has never been a better time to buy a digital camera. Three years ago, an average
two-megapixel digital camera cost about $800. Today, an average two-megapixel digital
camera costs less than $300. If you need additional help, use our Digital Camera Wizard
to find the right camera for your needs. Or, check out these recommended digital cameras
for different photography skill levels.
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Digital Cameras Recommendations |
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For Casual Use |
For Intermediate Use |
For Professional Use |
| Overview |
Simple features, perfect for e-mail. |
More advanced features, good for business or home |
Premium features, ideal for serious photography |
| Price Range |
Under $300 |
$300-$500 |
Over $500 |
| Cameras Size |
Compact, Standard |
Compact, Standard |
Compact, Standard, Professional |
| Picture Quality |
Good quality for websites, e-mail, 4x6 and 5x7 prints (2-3 megapixels) |
Better quality for websites, e-mail, and 8x10 prints (3-4 megapixels) |
Superior quality for professional prints (4 megapixels or more) |
| Top Picks |

1. Canon PowerShot A60
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1. Olympus C4000
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1. Canon PowerShot G5
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2. Canon Powershot A70
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2. Canon Powershot s400
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2. Olympus C5050
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3. Nikon CoolPix 2500
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3. Canon PowerShot S45
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3. Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-V1
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About The Author
Howard Creech has thirty years of photography experience. He has published almost two hundred images and his pictures have been featured in more than a dozen photography exhibits. He has used over 200 different 35mm cameras and more than 70 digital cameras. Howard has been an Epinions member since 1999 and has written more than 50 camera reviews.
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