Value for money Digital Cam... ano bang ok...

[ARB]

the higher the megapixels the better? nag sale kase nayon Canon A300 with free canon printer na 320i for 14,850 is this a good price?

[Suzuki-san]

Yung officemate ko bumili last week ng Canon IXUS V3 (3.2Megapix) with free photo printer. Maganda daw yung shots and OK ang printing.

Ako ang gamit ko IXUS S400. ok naman siya, kahit hindi mo na gamitan ng flash basta OK ang adjustment mo ng light exposure maganda pa rin ang picture at mas natural ang dating.

[shadow]

Originally posted by ARB
the higher the megapixels the better? nag sale kase nayon Canon A300 with free canon printer na 320i for 14,850 is this a good price?

theorically yes, but for regular size pictures (3R, 4R) a
2 megapixels camera is more than enough,

ganito yan para maintindihan mo, kung mas mataas ang megapixel mas malaking size ng picture ang pwede mo padelop.

for example, I'm just picking up nos from the air, this is not the actual pictures sizes againts megapixel ok? a 1 megapixel camera you can develop up to a maximum of 3R size pictures w/o affecting the quality 2 megapixel you can develop it naman up to 4R size pictures and so on..........HTH

example:

1 megapixel=3R (picture size)
2 megapixel=4R
3 megapixel=5R........
etc......

[ARB]

thanks for the info. kaya lang daw walang zoom ang canon A300.

[need4speed]

Originally posted by LeYo04
canon e18 has something to do with the gears of the lens when retracting or opening. Some owners say na kakabukas pa lang daw ng package e yun yung error. Nde lang sa digi cams ito, maski sa mga traditional cams pa.

thanks for the info prinsipe and leyo04

[gretzy]

bili ka na lang videocam na pwede kumuha ng still shots

[need4speed]

Originally posted by gretzy
bili ka na lang videocam na pwede kumuha ng still shots

a lot of videocams that have the capability of taking still shots have pathetic quality when you print the picture out. Most likely, they only have a resolution of 1 megapixel. Not worth printing on normal picture size.
You'd see all these noise (aka pixels in the photograph).