The color, sharpness, and ability to capture light and detail is wonderful. When you see those huge photographs by professional photographers in the art galleries, they are often shot with large or medium format cameras. Digital The latest and greatest in camera technology is the digital camera. With these cameras you'll never have to worry about film again. As soon as you take the picture, you can transfer photos right onto your computer where you can email it, post it to a Web site, or print it off on your computer printer.
Most digital cameras are similar to point and shoot cameras.
Along these lines, digital cameras are about as easy to operate as a point and shoot. It helps, of course, to read the owner's manual to use the camera to it's full potential. The main differences between operating a 35mm point and shoot and operating a digital camera have to do with high-tech issues such as resolution, file formats, transfer rates, etc. People who are not afraid of their computers are usually thrilled with digital cameras. Digital cameras often have a lot of handy options, such as a small screen in the camera to view the picture you've just taken.