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Lens quality and pixel resolution affect the resolution of a digital camera. Four-, five-, six-, and higher megapixel cameras with quality lenses can match the resolution of amateur 35mm photographs. Digital cameras with fewer pixels (such as a CCD of 2-3.2 megapixels) are fine for snapshots, but just don't have the resolution of film. If film-like resolution is required, definitely consider a camera with a chip of five or more megapixels. Surprisingly more important than the CCD is the lens. In fact, the quality of the lens is so important that you should seriously consider only the finest lens manufacturers for your digital camera. Companies… Read More

If you’re looking for a compact lightweight camera with loads of features that won’t break your budget look no further than the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3. This camera comes complete with raw processing, for those of you who like to have extra control over your images, and 10 megapixels. You can get the new Panasonic for a little more than six hundred dollars. The design of the camera makes it easy to hold and use; however… Read More