Thursday, March 24, 2011

Ranking Of The Finest Digital Camera Models Presently Available In The Market

By Mike Morrisson


Looking to buy a digital cameras? Trying to find out which is the best digital camera to buy? Well, in this posting, we'll discuss the very best digital cameras of 2010 and discover the pros and cons of each one.

You'll find a great deal of factors you have to consider when you're purchasing a digital camera. These include but aren't limited to the brand, the cost, the features, the build, the consumer reviews, etc. Herein, I'm compiling a long list of the best digital cameras according to me. To really make it in this list, a camera needs to be really good because I'm somebody who is pleased by simply almost every other technology wonder! It requires to be seriously, really special to obtain a mention.

So, here we go...

Nikon D7000 - Nikon is appropriate up there with Canon in terms of making digital cameras, in my opinion. This one is a testament to their benchmarks. A truly spectacular camera with a wonderful viewfinder; the Nikon D70000 has been loved by one and all. It's slightly on the pricey side yet, the price is cent percent justified.

It is a 16.2 Megapixel camera and it also enables you to take stunning videos in full HD (1080P). There are so many features that it'll complete more than a few webpages. If you're a professional photographer, this is for you. If you're not really a professional photographer, but someone who wants to take beautiful pictures, this is for you.

You'll understand what I'm referring to once you hold this camera in your hand. Its an absolute masterpiece - the buttons, knobs, controllers have been positioned at the best locations which makes it easier to use. The picture quality is nothing lower than amazing. What's better still is the fact that this camera is one of the few that you can tote around when traveling. It is among the lighter ones. I looked up for this camera's reviews online and it seems like most people are in agreement with me. It gets an average of 4.5 stars.

Canon EOSD 5D - This camera comes a close second. Actually, I'd say there's a tie between the first as well as second. This is an equally great camera and if you prefer the Canon brand, this is for you. It's a bit limited in the video capabilities though therefore if you're high on video, this isn't the camera for you. Other than that, the picture quality rocks ! and you'd adore it, I'm sure. It is costlier than the Nikon's therefore if your budget is limited, choose the Nikon.

This one is 12.8 MP with a 2.5 inch LCD digital display. One con for me was that it didn't mount as a drive after i connected it to my Mac. I was able to transfer my work eventually however, I had to undergo a totally distinct (and painstakingly difficult!) route.

For image quality & overall features, I'd give this camera a 4 start. For those other things mentioned previously, including the price, I give it a 3 star.

Nikon Coolpix S8100 - If you're purchasing on a critically limited budget, this is actually the camera for you. Though it's nowhere close to the quality of the two I've mentioned above, you receive what you pay for. In this case, though, you receive far more than what you pay for. The price is extremely low and when you retain that in mind, the standard and all the other features are extremely good.

I'm not too fond of the body design, though. The controls are put in awkward locations and also you find yourself doing things you didn't set out to! All in all, this digital camera gets a 2.5 star based on the characteristics as well as the cost.




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