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Which Digital Camera Should I Buy? - Gift Guide
Mirrorless cameras are similar to DSLRs, in that they offer interchangeable lenses, but ILCs are smaller than DSLRs because they use a mirrorless design. Although colorful camera bodies typically aren't part of the DSLR marketplace, Pentax is offering 120 customizable colors with its K-50 DSLR model (pictured here), giving this camera some appeal for those new to DSLR photography
http://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerShot-Digital-Optical-Full-HD/dp/B00EFILHB4The G16 is a classic example of a camera that may not have been too exciting when it was announced on tech sites and forums alike, but in real life use, small improvements shine.With the luxury of being a relatively unchanged successor to the G15, an already (and still) excellent compact, the G16 improved upon it in several key ways. What you trade off for in size, you trade off for in capability- or so the argument goes.Today, compact cameras have achieved capabilities unheard of just 5 years ago
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That will most likely be done by Amadou, Richard, Barnaby, Andy or Lars, or maybe a combination of them.15 upvotesBy Barney Britton (Jan 16, 2013)And Jeff will be joining us full-time in a few weeks, in our Seattle office. Is this the travel camera enthusiasts have been waiting for? Read our review - created in collaboration with Jeff Keller of The Digital Camera Resource Page - to find out
Canon PowerShot SX50 HS Review: Digital Photography Review
They include a 12.1 Megapixel CMOS sensor, DIGIC 5 processor, rotating LCD display, manual controls, a hot shoe, and the handy Zoom Framing Assist feature that I'll explain later. Full wide-angle (24 mm) Full telephoto (1200 mm) As you can see, the SX50 lets you capture vast landscapes at wide-angle and can also fill the frame with subjects two miles away
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