There are several benefits to using a digital camera over a smartphone camera.
For one, digital cameras are dedicated to their task and do not need to fit into the tiny body of a smartphone, so they can pack larger sensors (which can take photos are higher resolutions and with better quality).
Digital cameras such as 'point-and-shoot' cameras and 'digital SLR' cameras, use zoom lenses which physically transform and bend light to achieve wide or long zooms. Digital SLR cameras in particular allow the photographer to change lenses which have different qualities, such as being able to shoot at a wide angle, long (telephoto) zoom, or a 'prime' (fixed zoom ratio) lense which captures light very well and can display a narrow depth-of-field (or background blur, for artistic effect) better than a variable zoom lense. Smartphone cameras do not have this kind of versatility, they are limited to a method called 'digital zoom' where the image from the smartphone's camera sensor is simply resized and loses some of its quality when zoomed in.
I think the last great point is that certain kinds of shots are impossible to pull off with a smartphone camera that can be accomplished by a point and shoot or DSLR. Many smartphone cameras fail at taking night photos without flash but these can be pulled off with a DSLR (or sometimes even a P&S) on a tripod. In addition there are HDR photos which are several photos taken at varying exposures which can be combined to produce a composited and unique photo that looks almost otherworldly.
The big draw of smartphone cameras of course is their versatility. It's one device in your pocket that you will be willing to carry with you at all times. And as smartphone cameras become more advanced it becomes harder and harder to tell the difference between a good smartphone camera and a mediocre point and shoot.
Using a small digital camera really has its benefits. The reason for this is due to the fact that many cameras are large and inconvenient. If you want to be able to bring your digital camera with you, you first have to make room in your purse for it. By purchasing a small digital camera, you will be able to put the device in your pocket or purse with ease. You can then whip it out whenever you feel the need to take a quick picture. It's no wonder that more and more people are enjoying using a small camera rather than a large one.
digital cameras
For a Canon digital camera, a 50mm camera lens is just about right. You can also use other lenses depending on what kind of digital camera you are using.
Answering "How do you transfer photos from a digital camera to your email in box using a USB connection from camera to shared computer?"
Film Camera is the correct answer.
If you are using the Sony Cyber-shot, it just means Digital Still Camera!
Depends what your using it for
A digital camera.
the brightness setting
Photo filters are used to protect the camera lens from scratches but can also cause a distortion of the image as well, causing the picture to be flawed.
There are many benefits of using a smartphone that is compatible with Adobe flash player. Many websites rely on flash to display graphics, and flash is also very common in many video-sharing websites. Without a smartphone that is compatible with adobe flash player, these websites can not be viewed correctly.
With camera's using flashes the benefit of this allows a picture to be captured in darkness. The camera flash allows a dim/dark dusky room to be illuminated and all the precious moment to be captured. With the camera flash capturing the image and reflecting it onto the film in older cameras this was the basis to a picture. But now with digital camera's it allows us to get a brighter room.