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The Camera Guide Team is a group of writers, shutterbugs, and professional photographers. We know the challenge of looking through different cameras or accessories. We want you to learn everything about cameras. We provide honest reviews, detailed guides, and helpful comparisons. We have everything you need. We are here to help you find the perfect click.
Today’s consumer has a wide selection of excellent point and shoot camera choices that offer outstanding results in small and lightweight packages, which are also surprisingly affordable. In many cases there is little distinguishing one point and shoot camera from the next, with the capabilities of most cameras being pretty similar. Nikon and Canon, who […]
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The Nikon D5000 and D7000 series of cameras have been very popular cameras for a number of years, with each year seeing a new model introduced as digital camera technology advances. The D5300, which is in Nikon’s entry-level digital camera lineup, was introduced in 2013 as an updated version of the D5200. The D7100, which […]
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Traditionally, film photographers have had access to cameras that capture images in either the 35mm format, medium format or large format cameras. In general, the larger the format, the better the image quality with the 35mm format being the smallest format and the large format being the biggest. Photographers using digital cameras have access to […]
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The consumer looking to upgrade from a point and shoot camera to a DSLR have a great deal of choices available from all of the major camera manufacturers. Canon has many entry-level cameras in their “Rebel” line up, which is targeted to new users of DLSR camera systems. This line up offers a number of […]
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The Nikon D90 was introduced in 2008 as the replacement of the D70 in Nikon’s “enthusiast” lineup and was a huge success offering excellent performance in a lightweight body and an affordable price, while also introducing video capabilities. Two years later saw the introduction of the D7000, which was the replacement of both the D90 […]
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Let’s face it, GoPro has hit it big!! The company developed a product that captured the imagination of the people who used to capture footage of the extreme sports that potential customers were involved in, so that they didn’t have to try to explain the bunny hops and wheel stands that they enthralled their friends […]
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Nikon currently has two excellent consumer grade cameras on the market that provide excellent results at an affordable price. Targeted to mainly entry-level photographers, the Nikon D3300 and D5300 are both highly advanced, yet easy to operate cameras and are capable of producing images equal or superior to Nikon’s more expensive “professional” level cameras. Based […]
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Sony has a long history as a pioneer in the consumer electronics field and is following in that tradition with their innovative camera products ranging from advanced point and shoot cameras to recently introduced advanced full frame mirrorless cameras, including the full frame Sony A7r and the Sony A7s. These two cameras are an advancement […]
Continue readingTraditionally lower priced cameras have always had small or cropped format sensors in them, while the more expensive “professional” grade cameras used the more expensive, but much more capable full frame sensor. The cropped sensors were cheaper to manufacture and were critical to keeping the price point of consumer grade cameras low. While capable of […]
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It can’t be denied; GoPro hit the market right when it was needed. Extreme sports were taking off in a big way and many wanted to record and share their increasingly outrageous experiences online. Without credible alternatives, the mountable video camera system, offered to share the thrill of the ride for anyone doing some kind […]
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