Pros: Great images, battery, fold in/twist out LCD, ISO 50, RAW Image Files Cons: Chintzy Optical Viewfinder, Build Quality, Poor Ergonomics
Photography (film or digital) has always been a science of compromises. The tool that makes photography possible, the camera, at its most basic is nothing more than a light tight box with some sort of shutter (designed to allow light into the box for...
Pros: An AC adapter and battery charger with a Lithium-ion rechargeable battery is included. Cons: 16MB CompactFlash Card is too small!
The Canon PowerShot G1 is a 3.34 megapixel digital camera. This camera came out sometime in the late part of 2000 and originally listed for $1049, now it can be found in a price range of $449 to $799.
In the evolving Digital Camera marketplace there is at any point in time one camera which offers just the right mix of features, functionality and ultimate value as to be considered the best buy on the market. That honor, in my opinion, is currently...
Pros: quality images, microdrive, software, super fine JPEG Cons: low powered flash, snap door, durability, reliability
Since everyone seems to be in love with this camera, I would like to take this opportunity to present the negative viewpoints of the camera, and thus justify why I do not recommend this camera:
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Pros: Amazing image quality! Solid construction. Long list of features. Cons: It's a little too big and heavy to carry in your pocket.
I'd like to start off by saying that although my experience with digital cameras is extensive, this is the first over 3 megapixel camera that I've used. That having been said, this camera has given me the best pictures I've ever taken, and that includes...
Pros: battery, RAW file format, quality of pictures
Cons: price (will soon be obsolete), optical viewfinder, durability and quality
You have probably seen many of your friends or family carrying around a digital camera at various functions. Digital cameras are great because you don't need to pay to develop film and you can e-mail them to anyone or put them on a web page. Also,...
Pros: Picture quality, extras that come in the box (wireless remote, battery), hotshoe Cons: Focusing problems in certain situations
Before June of this year, I didn't know what 'aperture' meant. I had a foggy notion that it had something to do with cameras, but that was it. Around that time, I decided that I wanted a digital camera for my birthday in July, so I started to research....
Background
I spent many hours looking at opinions here, Imaging Resource, Digital Preview, and other web sites for all kinds of prosumer cameras. I ended up with the Nikon 880 because of it's small form factor, Nikon's reputation, and its...
Pros: Image quality, battery life, ISO 50, RAW format, etc. Cons: Focus can be tricky, some preview modes are less than optimal, not 35mm yet
I've been wanting a digital camera for almost three years, since the days of 'high-resolution 640x480' pictures, but would never take the plunge because the technology was not 'right' yet. The Canon G1 made me change my mind and am I pleased I bought...
Pros: Size, traditional camera shape, battery life, manual features Cons: Poor optical viewfinder, price, Step rather than smooth zoom.
First off I'll admit I haven't had as much time to work with this camera as I would like to but having purchased it in January here are my impressions so far.
Negatives the LCD display can become smudged very fast if it is left open and you...
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