Questions tagged [camera-types]
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Is Fujifilm HS25EXR a DSLR? Or is it considered to be a compact camera? [duplicate]
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What makes a camera an “SLR”?
I am purchasing Fujifilm HS25EXR camera. On some websites it is listed as a DSLR, but on some it is not. Can someone help me understand if it is ...
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What is the difference between a point-and-shoot and a mirrorless?
Both point-and-shoot camera and mirrorless cameras seems to be mostly similar in the way they work.
So, What are the differences between a point and shoot and a mirrorless camera?
Is a mirrorless ...
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What type of camera can work in extreme weather conditions?
Are there camera out there that are capable to withstand at least some of the following type of weather conditions and are able to take good quality photos (not necessarily the most high quality ...
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Would a camcorder be a better choice than a superzoom?
A friend told me that since I could not decide whether to choose a superzoom or a DSLR, I might as well choose a camcorder. He also mentions that modern camcorders have nice features and fit in just ...
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Why doesn't it make sense to compare an entry-level DSLR with a super zoom?
A friend of mine told me that it does not make any sense to compare a entry level DSLR (e.g. Nikon D5100) to a super zoom (e.g. Nikon Coolpix P510).
So, what does he mean by "it does not make any ...
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What types of digital cameras are out there?
Everything I come across while researching digital cameras for the most part falls into two categories: Point-and-Shoot and SLRs.
Are there any other types of cameras, be it professional or consumer, ...
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What are the cheap alternatives to DSLRs to get "large sensor image quality"?
In a review of an entry level DSLR, I found this:
[this] is an excellent DSLR but make clear that a DSLR is no longer the only way to gain large sensor image quality at this price [around $500]
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