Check out this cool app and learn guitar - howc.st If you're still buying film for your camera, it's time to join the 21st century. To complete this how-to, you will need: A budget A general idea of what you want to do with your camera And time to comparison shop Step 1: Set your budget Decide how much you want to spend. Your goal is to find the best camera in your price range. Step 2: Think about your needs Think about what you want to do with your digital camera. Do you want to be able to take pictures at night? Make large prints? Carry it with you everywhere? Step 3: Shop Visit a camera store—online or brick and mortar—to narrow down your choices. Find the largest selection possible. Step 4: Decide what kind Decide if you want a "point-and-shoot" camera or a "digital SLR" (single-lens reflex) camera. Digital SLR cameras are larger and more expensive but usually have more features and interchangeable lenses. A digital SLR camera is a great professional camera but probably unnecessarily expensive for the amateur photographer. Step 5: Decide what resolution Figure out what resolution you want, known as the "megapixel" rating. Basically, the more megapixels a camera has, the larger the picture you can print and the higher quality the image will be. A five-megapixel camera has sufficient resolution to print out a high-quality 11" by 14" picture. Step 6: Focus on batteries Look for digital cameras that use rechargeable batteries, and find out if you need a separate charger ...
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