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Buyers' Guide to Digital Cameras
High resolution will help you print great photos, but to get great photos in the first place, look beyond the pixels.
With digital cameras, resolution remains the prime
specification that vendors hype, and it's the most important buying criterion
for customers. Relatively inexpensive 4-megapixel models are common, but only a
couple of models reach 5 megapixels. Though experts predict the ascent will
plateau at 6 megapixels, we doubt people will ever get enough.
However essential resolution is, other factors also matter: Cameras need more than just a high pixel count to make attractive pictures. For example, a lethargic camera that takes too much time between shots may miss the best action, and a big, heavy camera may spend more time on the shelf than in your carry-on bag.
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