Video Highlight Stacee shows you how and where to buy a digital camera. Digital cameras are all the rage. Their obvious advantage is their ability to interface with the Web, and some people claim that digital cameras produce a sharper image than traditional cameras. Before you invest a good chunk of change in one, though, there are a few things you need to know. Remember that resolution, quality, capacity, and zoom, will be the determining factors for the cost of your camera.
Resolution is key Resolution is the number of dots per inch that make up a picture.
The higher the dot count, the better the resolution. If you're buying a digital camera because you want to put pictures on the Web, you'll do fine with a resolution of 640 x 480 dots per inch . You don't want to get a USB camera, for instance, if you have an older computer that lacks a USB port. Make sure the camera is compatible with your system. Image capacity is the number of pictures the camera can hold and at what resolution.