Showing posts with label kind of digital camera is best for me?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kind of digital camera is best for me?. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Digital Camera User Profile

UNDECIDED


these users like a camera which is easy to use and that camera should increase my interest in digital photography. Quick image previews can be seen on that digital camera LCD and quality will be satisfactory. Consider reference groups and think hard before buying digital camera.Not much confident on their own choice.



SPECIFICATION THAT MATTERS:



1. Resolution:

10 megapixels or greater


2. Lens Type:

Zoom (range encompassing at least 28mm to 140mm, 35mm equivalent)


3. Storage Media:

Internal memory, CompactFlash, Memory Stick, xD-Picture Card, or SD/HC


4. Photo File Format:

JPEG, RAW


5. Interfaces:

USB, NTSC/PAL television connection


6. Exposure Controls:

Automatic, aperture- and shutter-priority, manual, choice of metering modes, auto bracketing

7. Focus Controls:

Automatic, manual


8. Flash Modes:

Automatic, fill, slow sync


9. Software:

Midrange photo editor


10. Multimedia:

VGA (640x480) 30fps video-clip recording with sound


11. Cool features to look for:


Remote control, dynamic histogram display, compatibility with lens converters and accessories, built-in help features, mechanical or optical image stabilization, face detection, 720p or better HD movie capture, HDMI or component output to HDTV

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Digital Camera User Profile

BUDGET BUYER


These user usually want to find a basic camera which is less costly them. Budget is major consideration for them and they can compromise on few things. They like easy to use camera which they an understand even without reading the manual. Camera which can go longer with them.




SPECIFICATIONS THAT MATTERS:


1. Resolution:

It doesn't matter. Most cameras on the market today have sufficient resolution for your needs.


2. Lens Type:

Zoom (range at least encompassing 38mm to 76mm, 35mm equivalent)


3. Storage Media:

Internal memory, CompactFlash Type I, Memory Stick, xD-Picture Card, or Secure Digital/Multimedia Card

4. Photo File Format:

JPEG


5. Interfaces:

USB, NTSC/PAL television connection


6. Exposure Controls:

Automatic, exposure compensation (for tweaking the automatic exposure)


7. Focus Controls:

Autofocus or fixed focus


8. Flash Modes:

Automatic, fill, red-eye reduction


9. Software:

Basic photo editor


10. Cool features to look for:

Webcam capabilities, automatic scene modes, continuous-shooting mode, autofocus assist lamp

Digital Camera User Profile

SERIOUS AMATEUR


These people like Creative effects when shooting and manipulating images, have professional-level control, they like large size and high quality print outs.



SPECIFICATION THAT MATTERS:


1. Resolution:

10 megapixels or greater.


2. Lens Type:

Supports lens converters or interchangeable lenses or zoom with widest focal range possible


3. Storage Media:

High-capacity CompactFlash, Hitachi Microdrive, or SD/HC


4. Photo File Format:

JPEG, RAW


5. Interfaces:

USB 2.0


6. Exposure Controls:

Automatic, aperture- and shutter-priority, manual, choice of metering modes, bracketing

7. Focus Controls:

Automatic with selectable focus points, manual


8. Flash Codes:

Automatic, fill, slow sync, hot shoe or contact for external flash


9. Software:

Full-featured photo editor, software for PC-controlled capture


10. Multimedia:

Voice annotation


11. Cool features to look for:

Compatibility with existing 35mm-camera lenses and accessories, customizable user modes, dynamic histogram display, optical or mechanical image stabilization

Digital Camera User Profile

BUSINESS USER


Need to be able to shoot onsite or in the office, photograph products and people for ads and publicity in print and on the Web, and get professional looking results without hiring a pro. Need to get prints in a variety of ways, including from a color laser printer or quick-print shop.


SPECIFICATION THAT MATTER


1. Resolution:

It doesn't matter. Most cameras on the market today have sufficient resolution for your needs.

2. Lens Type:

Zoom (range encompassing at least 36mm to 130mm, 35mm equivalent)
Storage media CompactFlash, Memory Stick, xD-Picture Card, or SD/HC


3. Photo File Format:

JPEG


4. Interfaces:

USB, NTSC/PAL television connection

5. Exposure Controls:

Automatic, aperture- and shutter-priority, manual, choice of metering modes, bracketing


6. Focus Controls:

Automatic, manual


7. Flash Modes:

Automatic, fill, red-eye reduction, external flash compatibility


8. Software:

Photo editor; collaborative image sharing


9. Multimedia:

Voice recording, built-in speaker for audio playback

10. Cool features to look for:

Support for digital security, Wi-Fi, geotagging, text-capture mode, world clock

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Digital Camera User Profiles

TREND SETTER:


Like to buy the newest, shiniest toys before anyone else does. Want to impress friends and business associates with the latest technologies and coolest features, but not if it makes the product too complicated to use. Care about how much too spend, though it does not come in top concerns.

SPECIFICATIONS THAT MATTERS:

1. Resolution

10 megapixels or greater.

2. Lens Type

Zoom (range encompassing at least 28mm to 140mm, 35mm equivalent)

3. Memory Storage Options

Internal memory, CompactFlash, Memory Stick, xD-Picture Card, or SD/HC

4. Photo File Format

JPEG

5. Interfaces

USB, HDMI, or component HDTV television connection

6. Exposure Controls

Automatic, programmed scene modes, exposure compensation (for tweaking the automatic exposure)

7. Focus Controls

Automatic

8. Flash Modes

Automatic, fill, red-eye reduction

9. Supporting Software

Photo-stitching, photo album, slide show

10. Multimedia

720p (1,280x720) video-clip recording with sound and functioning zoom during video

11. Cool Features

Ultra compact design, interchangeable lenses, Web cam capabilities, voice recording, Wi-Fi support, geotagging support, 3-inch LCD, simultaneous video and photo capture, 12X or greater optical zoom, optical or mechanical image stabilization, face detection

Digital Camera User Profiles

SNAPSHOOTER

I want to take photos that I can e-mail to friends and family, post on the Web, or print in sizes smaller. I'd like a digital camera that is easy enough for the whole family to use and small enough to take anywhere. I'll be printing on an inexpensive, all-purpose ink jet printer.


SPECIFICATION FOR THIS KIND OF USERS:

1. Resolution

It doesn't matter. Most cameras on the market today have sufficient resolution for your needs.

2. Lens Type

Zoom (range encompassing at least 38mm to 114mm, 35mm equivalent)

3. Memory Options

Internal memory, Compact Flash, Memory Stick, xD-Picture Card, or Secure Digital/Multimedia Card

4. Photo Saving Format

JPEG

5. Interfaces

USB, NTSC/PAL television connection

6. Exposure controls

Automatic, programmed scene modes, exposure compensation (for tweaking the automatic exposure)

7. Focus controls

Automatic

8. Flash modes

Automatic, fill, red-eye reduction

9. Software

Photo stitching, photo album, slide show

10. Multimedia

VGA (640x480), 30fps video-clip recording with sound

11. Cool Features

In-camera red-eye removal, automatic exposure fix, optical or mechanical image stabilization, face detection, 720p HD movie capture