10 Mega Pixel Point And Shoot
It was once believed that 5 mega pixels would be the lasting standard for all digital cameras in the world. This is almost similar to Bill Gates saying that 64kb was all computers ever needed. The fact is that digital camera manufacturers all over the world are pushing their own standards to their limits. And this can’t be said more about the point and shoot variants that are available in the market today. Let’s take a look at a few 10 mega pixel point and shoot cameras that are pushing the envelope for average photographers.
Sony Cybershot N2
It was only about a year a half ago that the 5 mega pixel craze hit the entire planet and Sony was there every inch of the way. They promoted all sorts of products that were hopefully going to be the leaders and standard in mega pixel quality. Today, Sony joins the race with others in making 10 mega pixel point and shoot cameras just as successful as the once famous 5 mega pixel variants. With the Cybershot N2, Sony has proven that you can pack that much power into such a small package. This little compact monster has an amazing touch screen interface in the form of its massive 3.0-inch LCD screen. A free-spot focus feature is one of the gems of this product. All one has to do is select a desired area to focus on and the camera will do as it’s told. Stylish and powerful, this 10 mega pixel point and shoot camera is causing waves in every resellers shop.
Canon Powershot SD900
The first thing that you will notice about any Canon camera is the solid build. It’s an unmistakable trademark that Canon is built with some kind of metal that gives off just how solid it is. The PowerShot SD900’s body is titanium and if anything, it is nice and shiny. A huge 10 mega pixel point and shoot sensor isn’t obvious from this tiny camera. With the standard 3x optical zoom and movie mode that Canon offers, it’s obvious that they are playing it safe with innovation this time, providing their market with a toy that’s just like the older models, only a lot more powerful and precise. With all the 10 mega pixel point and shoot offerings from Canon, the Powershot SD900 is not one that will be easily ignored.
Casio Exilim Z1050
Casio was one of the first companies to put out some of the highest quality slim digital cameras in the market. The Casio Exilim Z1050 is no exception. Still retaining many of the physical features of its predecessors, the Exilim Z1050 is probably one of the thinnesr cameras in the 10 mega pixel point and shoot category. With 10.1 effective mega pixels, it’s a camera that will fit in any small space like pockets in bags or shirts. It’s stylish and commands its own kind of respect; the kind that will attract the market to its fair price as well. Expect more models of this kind from Casio and the Exilim series.
