Most of the cameras we selected for review are easy to use because they look and work like your ordinary film-based cameras. Perhaps the most appealing feature of digital cameras is the power to transfer the images to your PC with ease where you can manipulate, retouch and crop them easily. Most of the cameras come with a selection of software that let you edit the images so that you can then pop them right into letters, presentations, email, invitations and the like. In selecting cameras for this review we opted to go with the higher quality multi-pixel type over the lower quality versions. For that reason we narrowed our selection process to cameras having processors that can render one million pixels of information or at least 1280 x 960 resolution.
More Pixels translate into sharper photos that can be enlarged without losing too much detail.
In spite of all the improvements made in digital cameras there is still a large gap in price when compared to their conventional film carrying brothers. Technology is advancing rapidly and prices are coming down accordingly while feature sets are on the rise. This is an exciting world and we invite your feedback. With the introduction of the 750Z Epson continues to show me they have the consumer in mind. That's 1.92 million pixels folks.