Features and resolution distinguish the latest cameras
By Ibarionex R. Perello
There’s a definite
visceral reaction when taking pictures with an SLR. The look
of the camera and the way it seems to be an extension of my
hand often evokes a sense that something wonderful is only a
fraction of a second away. Although I’ve taken great photographs
with a compact digital camera, a digital SLR provides the features
and controls I often need to ensure I come away with the photograph
I expect.
Despite the emotions D-SLRs evoke, what really matters are the
pictures it produces. Today’s interchangeable-lens cameras
offer a host of features that seem to make anything possible.
From high-res sensors to wireless flash systems, these cameras
are pushing what’s possible with photography, digital or
not.
To read the
entire article, please click
here for the PDF.
You may need to install the most recent version of Adobe®
Acrobat® Reader to view the PDF file.
