Looks, durability, quality of camera versus built in cameras.?

What are the best features of a Canon camera that are different from other brands?

Canon cameras are a very well known company, and produce very high quality instruments. Canon versus Nikon is a very equal match however. It's all a matter of preference specific to the camera you're looking at, whether it be a point and shoot toss around, or an expensive SLR. Its important to look at the camera and not the brand name, but Canon cameras are reliable.

Digital Cameras Versus Disposable Cameras?

The difference between a disposable and digital camera is that a disposable camera gets its photos developed and is disposed after it's use. A digital camera lasts for the life of the camera and can store its high quality photos inside its memory.

If there were no camera?

If there were no camera, the process of capturing visual images would not be possible. Cameras are optical instruments that record images by capturing light onto a photosensitive surface. Without cameras, we would not have the ability to document events, create art, or preserve memories through visual imagery. The development of cameras has revolutionized the way we communicate and share information visually.

What is the best digital camera that is less that 200?

There are many options for digital cameras under 200 dollars. Some economical brands include canon, samsung, fuji and kodak. Look into qualities such as optical zoom (versus digital zoom) and a high megapixel count.

What is a good sentence for quality?

The quality of your bracelet is very good. Quality versus quantity is what Mrs.Hunt always says.

Can video cameras take pics and videos?

When dealing with digital camcorders each different design and make has different features. Not all camcorders will have the ability to take digital photos. Some have a photo mode, which basically means it freeze frames the footage and saves it to be viewed as an image. However if you are filming at the time it momentarily interrupts the flow for roughly 5 seconds and the quality versus a camera is considerably reduced too.

Are pictures saved using a digital camera stored as jpeg files?

Yes. The most popular format for storing photos is the jpeg format which means the name of the file generated by the camera is most commonly something ending with the three letter jpg or JPG extension. This is not true for all pictures on all cameras, just most cameras. The basic hand held "point and shoot" camera that can be purchased currently will store photos in jpeg format. Older cameras and more expensive cameras are more likely to have a different format. It is also true that the camera may be capable of storing the image in (or converting it to) several different formats based on the settings selected by the user. The jpeg format saves space but it also removes details from the photo the camera has actually taken. Normally a typical camera employs one or three CCDs (charge coupled devices) to detect the light and record the image. That information acquired by the CCDs is a much larger, and requires typically more than ten times the storage than the jpeg version of the image. The reduction is size occures when the camera converts from the original raw image data to the jpeg format and when the encoding in jpeg takes place, information in the original image is lost. The highest quality cameras, that a professional photographer might use, do not convert to jpeg but use other formats which retain more or all of the original information collected by the light detectors (CCDs). There are many other formats for digital images with advantages and disadvantages when considering the image quality versus image size issues and also the issue of image manipulation. One can literally write a book on the technicalities and uses of these many other formats, so that aspect of the answer is best done by a separate investigation by those interested. Wikipedia has an extensive description of the jpeg format at the link below.

Find a Great Camera Without Spending a Fortune?

If you want to buy a new camera, you may feel like you're stuck with spending a whole lot of money for a brand name product. While this may be true if you feel obligated to purchase brand names, it's also very true that you can find top quality generic products for a fraction of the price of brand names. What you end up buying is up to you, but at least compare the quality versus the price you pay.

What are the cost savings of a virtual receptionist versus a live person?

Cost is cheaper but quality is sacrificed.

Can a sirloin be cooked on a George Foreman?

yes you CAN. But do you really want to? it is an electric grill after all. quality versus charcoal?

What are five disadvanges of using a digital camera versus using a film camera?

Digital cameras have many great advantages -- and some definite annoyances. As digital cameras improve and prices drop, these following concerns are likely to be addressed before too long ( hope): 1. Digital cameras are prone to mechanical breakdown with even a small bump on a hard surface. Generally, film cameras are more forgiving. Also, electronic failures are maddenlngly common. I have nine Nikon, Canon, Casio, Pentax, and Panasonic digital cameras ranging from $250 to more than $1,000, and all but one is disabled from electronic failure and in need of repair that is probably not cost-effective, given the pace of tech advances. Still, the entire camera is rendered useless and you've effectively lost your purchase price. 2. Normally, extended warranties on electronics are not worth the cost. However, because of the low reliability of digital cameras as I mentioned in Item 1 above, when you buy a digital camera, get a store-serviced extended warranty for at least 3-4 years if it doesn't cost more than 1/4 to 1/3 the price of your camera. 3. It takes big bucks to get a digital camera that will equal a good film SLR in accurate rendition of color tones, contrast latitude, and lens (not pixel) resolution. 4. What you save on film cost (digital photos don't cost extra) you'll likely use up in repairs and in buying newer and better digital cameras across the years. 5. New models are rushed out so fast that it's likely your digital camera's firmware is defective upon your buying it, and it needs an update from the factory website. I've noticed, however, that some mfgrs are VERY poor on making these updates, so you have to live with the defects. Grrrr. That's not all, but you asked for only five reasons. :-)

King size bed in Mexico?

Sure, from USD$350 to USD$1,200 depending on quality of the mattress and bed-base finishing (i.e: metal versus wood, pine wood versus ebony).