How to buy a point-and-shoot

Article Abstract:

Photographers need to determine their photographic needs for and expectations from a point-and-shoot camera. The 'type' rather than the 'brand' is the major consideration. Examples of types are: fixed focus with autowind; simple autofocus; twin lens; midrange zoom; super zoom; and precision pocketable.

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79 AF point-and-shoots compared! For casual snaps and creativity on the run, these mini (to maxi) marvels can't be beat

Article Abstract:

Point-and-shoot cameras offer consolidated technology that is found in the more sophisticated autofocus single lens reflex cameras. They are less complicated to use and more appropriate for spontaneous photo opportunities without having to worry about electronic flash and lens changes.

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56 35mm SLRs & 101 top AF point-and-shoots compared!!!

Article Abstract:

Over 50 35mm single-lens reflex cameras are compared on the basis of features such as film advance, flash system and focusing system. The features of autofocus point-and-shoot cameras are compared; the features of Advanced Photo System point-and shoot cameras are also compared.

Buyers Guide, 35mm cameras, Single lens reflex cameras, Advanced Photo System cameras, Single-lens reflex cameras

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