What are disadvantages of Digital camera?

Answer 1

In terms of quality, the difference has been decreasing rapidly. I would say one

advantage is there is no negative. Some years from now your images should not have any color fading, dust, scratches or other marks.

One major disadvantage is there is no negative. So write protect your original files and make multiple backups using DVD's or different drives, and if possible, different locations to store them. Nothing is worse than suddenly getting the dreaded "disk does not appear to be formatted" error regarding the drive that until yesterday contained your entire collection of images from once-in-a-lifetime events which you spent a great many hours editing.

Answer 2

A disadvantage of using a digital camera is that they cost more then what they used to because they can now allow you to put your photos on the internet by just using a cable and one more disadvantage is that the battery life isn't that good

Answer 3

The early models seemed to use more electricity than General Motors and they ought to have been supplied with bandoleers for holding the spare AA cells. Typically 1.6 amps at six volts would be needed and AAs don't last long under that current drain. In actual fact "basic" budget quality cells could barely get the camera to boot Modern cameras seem to be less greedy on the current but beware of cameras with custom batteries that cannot be recharged in the field.

In Arctic weather film is probably more reliable if one has a clockwork camera. (the problem is that batteries do not like the cold)

Answer 4

The cost - a good digital camera is fairly expensive.

Answer 5

they are very sensitive and in case dropped would damage them alot

Answer 6

There are many disadvantages to cameras. One of the biggest ones is that someone can steal it, you may take pictures and then lose them, and sometimes they don't take the best pictures.

Answer 7

Probably batteries. that's the only down-side i can come up with.