 A type of camera
that stores
the pictures
or video
it takes in electronic format instead of to film. There are several features
that make digital cameras a popular choice when compared to film cameras. First, the feature often enjoyed the most is the LCD
display
on the digital camera. This display allows users to view photos or video after the picture or video has been taken, which means
if you take a picture and don't like the results, you can delete
it; or if you do like the picture, you can easily show it to other people. Another nice feature with digital cameras is the ability to take dozens, sometimes hundreds of different pictures. To the right is a picture of the Casio
QV-R62, a 6.0 Mega
Pixel
digital camera used to help illustrate what a digital camera may look like.Digital
cameras have quickly become the camera solution for most users
today as the quality of picture they take has greatly improved
and as the price has decreased. Many users however are hesitant
in buying a digital camera because of the inability of getting
their pictures developed. However, there are several solutions
in getting your digital pictures developed. For example, there
are numerous Internet
companies capable of developing your pictures and send you your
pictures in the mail.
In addition, many of the places that develop your standard
cameras film now have the ability to develop digital pictures if
you bring them your camera, memory
stick, and/or pictures on CD.
- A listing of services that can be used to store, share,
and print your personal digital pictures can be found on
document CH000978.
- See document CH001149 for additional information about opening and moving pictures from your digital camera to your computer.
Also see: Camera,
DCIM,
Digital, Flash
memory, Photo,
Redeye,
Viewfinder
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