The digital camera stores images in the same way that computers store information in an internal memory or onto a floppy disk. To view these images you need to hook your camera up to a computer, open the appropriate software and then view your images. A couple of possible problems may occur with this type of photography. Generally, the higher the price of the camera, the higher the quality of the images it produces. Images from less expensive cameras lack the sharpness and definition of traditional prints.
Electronic images are ideal for publications.
They're easy and fast to take, easy to work on, and easy to send wherever you need to send them. One drawback is that digital image files are usually very large and can take a lot of transmission time. If you are interested in this type of photography, check with local businesses to see if the equipment may be rented for a trial run to determine if it's the right technology for you. FYI I'll pass it along to you. If so, please e-mail any of our writers.