Review of the top 5 digital cameras   

There are many types of digital cameras, and if you are planning to buy one you will have to go through a bit of research to find the most suitable camera for your need. Many people made the mistake of buying a camera that featured too much for their actual requirements. Some thought that the more features it has the better result it will be, but in reality they only need a basic featured camera which can be used on events important to them. The following lists the top 5 digital cameras ranging from beginner to professional which should serve you very well depending on your photography needs.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II Digital Camera

The EOS 5D Mark II is an astonishing 21.1 megapixel professional digital camera with full-frame CMOS sensor and DIGIC 4 Image Processor. It features numerous ISO Range, Peripheral Illumination Correction and Auto Lighting Optimizer but its most notable feature over its rival is the movie-capture ability. The Mark II supports Live View high definition videos and Live View shooting. It also has a shooting speed of 3.9 fps, 9 auto-focus points, 98% viewfinder coverage, 3-inch LCD and a built-in mono microphone. This digital camera from Canon delivers a seamless shooting experience and great photos you would be expecting from a professional model.

Canon PowerShot S95

The Canon Powershot S95 is a small-sized camera packing loads of professional features. The original lens Control Ring now provides more flexibility which allows users to easily change the settings of a range of functions. Sharper macro images are achieved with the Hybrid IS technology integrated in its image stabilization system while high-contrast images are captured with the help of the built-in High Dynamic Range mode. It is capable of recording films at 24fps and 720p HD with stereo sound. It also features 10-megapixel CMOS sensor, 28-105mm zoom lens, 3-inch LCD display and a full selection of manual shooting approaches. With improved handling features, the S95 is perfect for serious photographers requiring a compact digital camera.

Nikon D7000

The Nikon D7000 is a 16.2 megapixel DSLR camera with DX-format image sensor. Its key features include full 1080p HD video support, a vast ISO range of 100-25600, 3D Color Matrix system, manual exposure and full-time autofocus controls, analog-to-digital conversion at 14-bit and a new image processing engine called EXPEED 2. It can shoot at 6fps continuously and images can be viewed on its 3-inch LCD screen. The D7000 provides a fantastic array of camera-settings for ingenious photography and is intended for serious beginners.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1

The Lumix DMC-GF1 from Panasonic is a compact digital camera that employs the Micro Four Thirds standard. Its key highlights include a 12.1-megapixel sensor, built-in flash with an option for external flash attachment, 20mm prime lens or 14-45mm zoom lens and support for an additional electronic viewfinder. It also has a 3-inch high resolution LCD display, High Definition movie mode, complete manual controls, and Intelligent Auto mode. The DMC-GF1 is packaged in a compact retro-styled casing that is popular among photography enthusiasts.

Canon Powershot G12

The Canon Powershot G12 is a powerful DSLR camera with a frame that can be placed into an undersized bag. Its key features are similar to its predecessor, the G11, but added improvements made the G12 the best among the G-series cameras of Canon. It provides High ISO choices, control for advanced exposures and RAW image shooting. It also comes with the latest Hybrid IS system, built-in HDR mode and HD recording at 720p. With the G12’s outstanding performance, it will surely serve and surpass the requirements of an amateur photographer.

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