With so many new digital Cameras out there, i am confused as to what to buy? Can some one shed some light in to what kind of resolution is sufficient for an average photographer who wants to take some nice shots of children in Park or a function on a stage or outdies scenaries.
Do I need a 7.2 Megapixel camera? At one point people were saying that if you have 4.x MP camera that would be sufficient for most of yoru photographic and printing needs, but now that we have 7.2 available, i am wondering why is everyobdoy going for higher resolution if all you need is a 4.x MP camera to get good prints even at 8x10 size.
Secondly, which type of battery is the best choice - a camera that uses AA batteries like the Canons or a camera that uses prepacked proprietery batteries that needs to charge before you embark on a photo expedition. Some people say, if you the camera uses AA, you can never run out of battery even if you are in the middle of a nowhere away from a power receptacle, if you can find a store that sells batteries you will be okay. Any value to that argument? Does these prepacked Li-Ion run out of jusice that fast? (I know it depends on the usage, but assuming avaerage usage where you end up taking some pictures every day for a period of few days out in a sky resort).
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Thank you
Do I need a 7.2 Megapixel camera? At one point people were saying that if you have 4.x MP camera that would be sufficient for most of yoru photographic and printing needs, but now that we have 7.2 available, i am wondering why is everyobdoy going for higher resolution if all you need is a 4.x MP camera to get good prints even at 8x10 size.
Secondly, which type of battery is the best choice - a camera that uses AA batteries like the Canons or a camera that uses prepacked proprietery batteries that needs to charge before you embark on a photo expedition. Some people say, if you the camera uses AA, you can never run out of battery even if you are in the middle of a nowhere away from a power receptacle, if you can find a store that sells batteries you will be okay. Any value to that argument? Does these prepacked Li-Ion run out of jusice that fast? (I know it depends on the usage, but assuming avaerage usage where you end up taking some pictures every day for a period of few days out in a sky resort).
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Thank you