The first step is to figure out which digital camera will best meet your needs. You can do that by considering the following:
1. What do you want to accomplish?
2. What are your goals?
3. Do you want to take photographs of your family, friends, or nature, for example?
4. Do you want to become a professional photographer or digital artist?
5. Do you want to print your images? How large?
6. If you are going to print, what kind of printer.
7. Do you only see yourself publishing your images on the Web or emailing them to friends?
8. Will you be taking this digital camera on family vacations?
9. Is your computer ready to handle all of this new photography work?
10. Will you be taking photographs close up of your friends or do you need a longer lens for sports?
11. Will you be taking pictures of small items like stamps, coins, bugs, flowers, etc?
12. Do you have photography software?
13. Do you prefer shooting digital photos over reworking them on the computer?
14. Will you be shooting at night, at concerts, indoors, or in other low-light situations?
15. Will you be shooting sports, fashion, or anything else that moves quick?
16. What kind of batteries does this camera use?
17. What kind of memory storage should i have?
18. How much money do you have to spend?
Consider these questions when you select your digital camera. I will be going into more of each of these soon. For more information on photography please check out Photography by Lloydlee Heite at www.lloydlee.com.
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