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A Buyer's Guide To Digital Cameras

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It carries a hefty price tag ($7,999), but the EOS-1Ds Mark III DSLR is an advanced photographer's dream.

It carries a hefty price tag ($7,999), but the EOS-1Ds Mark III DSLR is an advanced photographer's dream.  The Nikon D3 can shoot up to 9 frames per second -- ideal for fast-moving moments such as sports events.  A DSLR for those on a budget, the Olympus Evolt E-510 sports an ample 2.5-inch LCD display.  Anti-dust technology Sony's Alpha DSLR-A200dislodges dust each time the camera is shut off.  The Canon PowerShot S5 IS sports 8-megapixels and a 12x optical zoom, which makes it one of the top point-and-shoot digital cameras on the market.  The FujiFilm Finepix S8000fd features dual-image stabilization to reduce blur and facial recognition to ensure a better-framed shot.  The Olympus SP-570 UZ ships with dual image stabilization offers a full manual mode to give you the best control over the picture.  Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H9 has a shutter speed of 1/4000 second, for adeptly capturing fast movement or sports action.  The Canon PowerShot SD8000 is just one-inch thick and weighs only 5.29 ounces.  Nikon's Coolpix S600 incorporates a technology called D-lighting, which automatically brightens dark pictures or darkens pictures that are too bright.  Not just compact, but tough. Olympus says its Stylus 1030SW is shockproof, waterproof, crushproof, and freezeproof.  Sony Cyber-shot T70 has an intuitive on-screen menu and an interactive HD slideshow mode. 

Canon EOS-1DS Mark III

It carries a hefty price tag ($7,999), but the EOS-1Ds Mark III DSLR is an advanced photographer's dream.