Point-and-shoot models: Point-and-shoot digital cameras can do anything a simple film camera can do. This figure shows a typical point-and-shoot model.
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Use point-and-shoot cameras for simple picture taking.
Intermediate models: Intermediate digital cameras (see this figure) are the most widely used. They have the best compromise of features to suit most consumer needs.
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Intermediate cameras offer some useful features.
Advanced consumer models: These cameras (like the one in this figure) are aimed at those who want some special features.
Advanced consumer cameras usually require a session or two with the instruction manual to master all their capabilities.
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Get an advanced consumer model for more bells and whistles.
Prosumer dSLR models: Prosumer digital SLR cameras (see this figure) are the models that photo buffs and even a few professional photographers favor.
The key differences between high-priced prosumer digital SLR cameras and professional digital SLR cameras are resolution, speed, and ruggedness.
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Prosumer cameras are just a step away from professional-quality.
Professional models: These high-end models (like the one in this figure) are the equal of their film camera counterparts in every way.
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If you want the best, go for a professional digital camera.
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