Digital cameras

Digital cameras ranging from basic point-and-shoot compacts to more advanced prosumer cameras available for your inspection and comparison.

• Type (Type)
  The cameras are divided in three categories: ultra compact, compact and prosumer. Ultra compact cameras are very small size, light weight cameras. Most regular point-and-shoot digital cameras fall into the compact category. Cameras with more advanced options (eg. manual settings, flash shoe, RAW image format, long zoom etc.) are considered prosumer (or pro-consumer) cameras.
• Effective pixels (Effective pixels)
  The total number of pixels on the elementary pixel sensor is often larger than the actual number of pixels used to create the output image. The group of actual pixels used are called the effective pixels.
• Image stabilizer (Image stabilizer)
  Image
• Optical zoom (Optical zoom factor)
  Optical zoom works exactly like a zoom lens on a film camera. The zoom level is adjusted by lenses, which affect the focal length and magnification. Optical zoom does not weaken the image quality or reduce pixel count of the resulting image.
• Lossless format (Lossless format)
  Tells whether or not the camera supports saving pictures in lossless ("uncompressed") format (e.g. RAW or TIFF)