cristobal_castro

ok so i get that the 8400 its not a camera for capturing action, why is that? are

dslr the only ones in the digital field that capture action professionaly?

yes here we are talking about two supports : the inks(paper support) and the

pixels, this means for the paper support its lines per inch and everybody says

a 300 dpi output but the definition is: for a magazine that print in 133 lines per

inch the pixel image can be from 1,5 or 2 times the lines per inch, this means

that a 240 pixels image will be printed with the same quality as a 300 pixel

image.

i would suggest you a camera that can do manual stuff , like a fuji fine pix e

550 but the problem imo with those "fits into pocket" cameras is that they are a

bit little and if you want to ,get into photo seriously you will very soon want

something with a "normal" size so i would suggest you something like a nikon

8400, i also got my first DC a week ago its a sony dsc w15 but i think now i

should have spent a bit more of money and get something more pro not a

pocket camera.

im pretty disapointed with the dsc w15 manual controls, like for the flash it has

: flash - flash and flash +, i get almost the same result.

something bigger that you can at least grab correctly in your hands and with

more controls

i just would like something else than the sony dsc w15 i just bought(my first

digital camera)

hi again, i bought the sony dsc w5 , and found out that more pixels generaly

means better resolution image (more detail) but i think those little cameras

like the dsc are too little and can do good pics but when you grabbed them it

just feel too little. im considering the coolpix 8400, anyone knows this

camera? is the 8400 a very good camera, much better than a dsc w5?

hi, i'm a beginner at digital photography and want to buy my first camera, i found two

models i like and can afford: Fuji finepix e550 or Sony DSC-W5. but i dont know wich one to

choose. the fuji has like 6 MP while the sony 5 MP, but i have seen many reviews choosing

the sony for better quality image. Does more MP means photos with more detail? thanks for

helping me to choose the right camera.