Inexpensive Digital Cameras
Great Cheap Cameras & Great Features Too!
As time goes by, inexpensive digital cameras are becoming more and more available!
The quality of the pictures taken is improving, and the cameras are getting smaller. There are so many models that you really need a lot of time to decide which one is the best for you. Canon, Casio, Samsung, Nikon, Polaroid, Pentax, Kodak and others are offering cheap digital cameras. Many are appropriate whether you are a new camera user or a photo expert.
Because some of them are really inexpensive, does not mean that you do not get any quality for your investment. One camera that can prove this is the
Kodak EasyShare C913. This camera can be found at a price starting at $80 - $90. It's an inexpensive camera that provides a 9.2 megapixels resolution, a 3x optical zoom, and digital image stabilization. It has the multiple scene and color modes, it can capture HD pictures. It's a great camera at an exceptional price and has so many current features.
But the beauty of shopping is not in choosing the first one found, but looking for the right one...the perfect digital camera for you. Maybe you would like an even more inexpensive digital camera.
Samsung S860 prices start at only $60!
It has a more attractive design than the Kodak EasyShare C913, and it's resolution, which is 8.1 megapixels, is just a touch under the Kodak C913. As I've mentioned on my page
what are megapixels, at these high numbers, differences only come into play if you are
cropping pictures a lot.
If you have done some photography, then you know that sometimes spending just a few extra dollars can make a difference. A slightly better camera can offer some more options that might be important to you, and higher megapixels might be just one of them. The
Casio Exilim EX-S10, at about $199, is a great digital camera that has a resolution of 10.1 MP, a 3X optical zoom and a 4X digital zoom.
You just cannot talk about inexpensive digital cameras without thinking about Canon. Take your pick! Canon offers many inexpensive cameras, one of the best for amateur photographers is the
Canon PowerShot A470 (about $85) with a 7.1 megapixels resolution.
You might also like the
Polaroid i1035. The name comes from the past, but the technology is from the future with 10 megapixels of resolution and anti-shake image stabilization. This helps to reduce blur in your photos from camera shake/hand shake. This camera has a 3" LCD screen, which is VERY nice! It also offers 3X optical zoom and 21 different scene modes.
No matter how expensive or inexpensive the digital camera is you still have to smile for great photos.
