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Tuesday, July 2, 2013

What is the best camera phone available today?

Question by Steven Wong: What is the best camera phone available today?
Im looking for a camera phone that takes good pictures and records video aswell. A couple of phones did catch my attention. The Samsung SGH-G800 and the LG KU990 Viewty which both have 5mp cameras. Somebody also said that the Sony Ericcson K790 is supposed to be a real good camera phone to.


Best answer:

Answer by dusty
The Sony Ericcson K790a is really good! Cnet.com rates it as one of the best camera phones around! It has a 5.2 megapixels, and it looks nice too. The Sony Ericcson K850i is cool too. It has 5.O megapixels.

CNET also says the Nokia N95, Motorola Razr V2, Samsung SGH- G800 (like you said), and The SamsungSCH- U900, or the FlipShot, is really good too. The screen flips all the way around, and it's a flip phone, which makes it so unique. I only worry if the entire top part of the flip phone may be weak as its only on one "joint," so to speak.

I use CNET.com all the time to check out phones before I buy them. They have like videos for you to watch, and they rate all the phones too. The editors are really cool, too.

Hope I helped!



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Thursday, May 30, 2013

What is the best low light digital camera available?

Question by college man: What is the best low light digital camera available?
I am looking for a light-weight camera, that I can take hiking, camping and mountain biking with.


Best answer:

Answer by Johnny Martyr
personally, i think film cameras are better low light cameras in some ways. simple 1950's medium format cameras like the voigtlander perkeo can produce nearly grain-free images at 3200 and 6400 iso. this camera is extremely light weight and doesn't require batteries/charging but could require a light meter if you are not comfortable with shooting without one. the camera is cheap but the film can be expensive to process if you shoot colour and don't process your own b&w. b&w can be very cheap though. in either case, you will be able to make images of higher resolution than multi thousand dollar dslr's and i think these kind of cameras are more satisfying to use. they are also more rugged and reliable in harsh conditions yet cheap enough that you won't kill yourself if anything happens to it.



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Saturday, April 6, 2013

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