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Are you looking for a new digital camera? Then the Olympus Stylus 740 is one you really should consider. A brand that we all know and trust, Olympus has a great reputation for their quality and dependability. Packed with loads of options the Stylus 740 leaves other cameras for dead when it comes to value for money. In not time you will be taking photographs like a pro.

Choosing a new camera means that you want value for money. You want to be sure that your new camera has all the latest technology available. The Stylus 740 comes with state of the arty features that will have you completely tech- savvy for years to come.

One of the strengths of the Olympus Stylus 740 is that it is so easy to operate. It doesn't matter what level you are at with photography, you just cant help but take great photos with the Stylus 740. There are a myriad of settings in the menu, including automatic capabilities so all you need to do is just point and click. No matter what your skill level at photography, you will be more and more confident with your picture taking capabilities the more familiar you become with your Stylus 740.

If having a brilliant all round camera is high on your priority list, then you really should consider the Olympus Stylus 740. It is rugged and durable and can withstand the most extreme of conditions. Not only that, it is compact and can be taken anywhere.

Your photos will be great with the Olympus Stylus 740. It has a 2.5 inch LCD display and bright capture which means that light in your settings wont affect your picture quality. Blurred shots are a thing of the past with your stabilised 5 x optical zoom. And recharging is a breeze, as the Stylus 740 comes with rechargeable lithium ion batteries.

You will be hard pushed to beat the Stylus 740. My pictures look more like a professionals that an amateurs, and family and vacation shots are now something that I want to show off.

Bobby Miller is a writer and researcher on products for households such as the Stylus 740. You can save time and money by getting a FREE in depth review of this digital camera and many others including discounts and best prices at Bobby's blog: bestdigitalcamerasguides.com

2 Great Digital Compact Cameras - 3 Major Differences Between Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS1 and DMC-ZS3

There are some features that are identical, but then there are 3 major differences between the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS1 and DMC-ZS3.

First let's take a look at the features that are similar that help these two cameras stand apart from the digital compact camera crowd.

• 10.1 megapixel image sensor
• Leica Lens with 25-400mm Optical Zoom - this is an amazing range, especially with the extremely high image quality ratings enjoyed by both cameras
• ISO of 80-1600 (expandable to 6400 with high sensitivity) or auto
• Fantastic image quality
• iA (Intelligent Auto) Mode - includes Face Detection, Subject Detection, AF (auto focus) Tracking, Scene Detection (Intelligent Scene Selector), Light Detection (Intelligent Exposure and Auto Backlight Compensation)

One note about the ISO range of compact digital cameras - most compacts are notorious for the amount of digital noise at higher ISO settings, and the Panasonic line of compact digital cameras is no different. However, Panasonic is making advances in this area of technology so that the noise level is less than other cameras of similar price and features.

The differences between the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS1 and DMC-ZS3 are few, but they are significant enough for Panasonic to release two cameras.

1. First difference: The LCD panel - the ZS1 has a 2.7" LCD display with 230,000 pixel screen resolution while the ZS3 has a 3.0" polycrystalline LCD display with 460,000 pixel screen resolution capable of wide angle viewing. The extra 0.3" with double the pixel resolution make viewing and composing your images in more difficult light much easier.
2. Second difference: Video - the ZS1 has video capability that most compact camera users are familiar with at 640x480 pixels, 30fps and mono sound. In the ZS3 Panasonic has raised the bar, including HD Movie at 1280x720, 60fps and stereo sound. Playback is pretty much equivalent to the playback of a dedicated camcorder. Intelligent Auto is also part of the video experience so that face detection and scene detection render the best quality video.
3. Third difference: Price - this would seem like a foregone conclusion, but consider that the difference in price is only about $100. If you are looking for a fantastic camera that takes the highest rated photos for a compact digital camera, either one of these two will qualify. However, if you are in the market for a compact digital camera that also takes amazing video, the ZS3 is the camera for you.

For compact camera buyers, this is excellent news. There are two great digital compact cameras to consider in the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS1 and Lumix DMC-ZS3. They both produce award winning images (see dpreview's "compact super zoom camera test") and have terrific range from wide angle to 12x zoom. To actually view the side-by-side comparison take a look at http://www.digital-photographic-resources.com.

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How can I get good macro photography with a compact digital camera?

I have a regular consumer-grade compact digital camera and a good tripod. The camera has a macro feature on it. I can't afford to upgrade to anything beyond that (yet). But I need to take some good macro shots of some jewelry for some eBay auctions. What are some suggestions on how to make the best of my limited equipment and get some good macro shots (so I can make enough money to actually buy some better equipment)?

Your camera should have a macro setting (little icon of a flower), try a couple of shots that way for smaller pieces against a neutral backdrop ( black, gray, tan). Push the shutter half way down, let the lens adjust and focus and try to do all this without the flash. Don't use a model wearing the pieces, distracting. just get the best pix possible of the jewelry.

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