...i saw 1 that was only $60. i jus wanna kno if thats 2 good 2 be tru...here are the features
* 3.0 Megapixel CMOS sensor (2048 x 1538 pixel resolution)
* 16MB of internal memory (14 high or 28 low resolution pictures)
* 2x digital zoom
* 1.5-inch color TFT display
* Built-in flash
* Movie mode
* Supports SD and MMC cards for extra memory
* Includes software, USB cable, video cable, free camera bag
* Camera available in silver, red, blue, and orange
NEgood? or do i rilly hav 2 break down and get a pricey 1 if i want 'decent' quality?
(question posted on 2006-08-14 20:51:41)
"There are two things in the specs that indicate that the camera is unlikely to make good pics:
. At this time the CMOS type sensor is not good in a low priced camera. This technology is expensive when done correctly (as in expensive d-SLR's), but the low priced versions are not good.
Look for a "CCD" type sensor.
. This camera only offers digital zoom. This means it zooms by "stretching" a picture, rather than actually magnifying it.
Look for "Optical" zoom.
But you do not have to get too "pricey" to get a decent starter camera. Lots of places have models of name brand cameras for $100 to $150.
Some have fewer features or are older models. But they will still have 3 MP's, CCD sensors and Optical Zooms. And they will take attractive pics for you.
Take some time and go shopping!
Good Luck"
(answered by fredshelp)
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