buying digital camera – what makes the difference in two cameras’ price with the same seems to specs?

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taking a photo by two differnet digital cameras with the same settings like iso, aperture, exposure time, resolution and others – one picture comes out crispy and sharp in comparison to the other one
- is it the matrix/array (??) or lense type

..so:
what makes the difference in two cameras’ price with the same seems to specs?

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Answer by Necrid
Did you take the blue pill?

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Samsung Unveils Three SMART Camera NX Models for US Market — For Spectacular …

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Samsung Unveils Three SMART Camera NX Models for US Market — For Spectacular …
Samsung Electronics America Inc., a market leader and award-winning innovator in consumer electronics, announced the pricing and US retail availability of three SMART compact system cameras (CSC) with built-in Wi-Fi — the eye catching NX1000, …
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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY #101: SHUTTER SPEED
With computer controlled digital cameras, the range has vastly expanded in both directions, including the established speeds PLUS speeds of 1/2 and 1/3 increments in-between the standard speeds. It is common for top DSLR cameras to offer Shutter Speeds …
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Torpedo Factory Art Center's “Diverging Mediums: Photography vs. iPhoneography”

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Torpedo Factory Art Center's “Diverging Mediums: Photography vs. iPhoneography”
Shot with a Digital SLR, Maureen Minehan's moody, early-morning beach scene sets the bar high for her iPhoneographer counterparts. The square format, filter effect and antique-looking border of Therese Brown's landscape is what we've come to expect …
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How to Safely Observe Sunday's Solar Eclipse
The best way to attach your digital SLR camera to the telescope is to use an appropriate T ring and T adapter for your camera brand. (Check with your local camera retailer.) Other helpful accessories include an electronic cable release to operate the …
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Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GX1 review

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Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GX1 review
By Elias Plastiras | PC World Australia | 23 April 12 The Panasonic DMC-GX1 Micro Four Thirds camera is small, comfortable and captures clear images. The Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GX1 is a 16-megapixel interchangeable lens camera that works with Micro Four …
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Taking Photos of Firefighters, Moving the Flash Off-Camera, Resizing vs. Cropping
This is exactly what Karen needs for her firefighter photos, Ed. TTL flash cords–cables that connect your flash to your digital SLR or advanced point-and-shoot via the hot shoe–are fairly universal. Generally, TTL cables work with Canon, Fuji, Nikon, …
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What is the best affordable beginner D-SLR camera, in your opinion?

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Question by musikchik: What is the best affordable beginner D-SLR camera, in your opinion?
I am very interested in purchasing a digital SLR camera to learn with. I have taken a photography class and would like to experiment more creatively with a digital SLR so I would say I am a beginner. I am mainly looking at Canon and Nikon. I have other Canon products which I am very happy with but the D-SLRs are a bit on the pricey side from my budget right now, however I do hear that they have the widest range of lenses. So my questions: 1) What are the main differences between the Canon Rebel series and say the 20 or 30D models? 2) Is a Nikon 80D comparable to a Canon 30D? What would you say is the best one for a beginner? 3) If I see a good price on a camrea body alone, should I take it and then invest on a good lens or start off with a kit? — The cameras that are attractive to me in terms of affordability are the Canon 20D and Nikon D40.

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Answer by alexc l
nikon D40

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This Amazing Camera Can Capture Both the Sun and the Stars In Broad Daylight

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This Amazing Camera Can Capture Both the Sun and the Stars In Broad Daylight
The world's most amazing digital photography company isn't Canon or Nikon. It's a tiny company in Tucson, Arizona: Spectral Instruments. They make the craziest digital cameras on the planet. This one has a dynamic range so incredibly big that it can …
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Canon to patent the use of low-precision EXIF data
When you take a picture with a modern digital camera, a small amount of metadata is stored in the image file. This EXIF data includes basic information about the camera and the shooting conditions (shot duration, if the flash fired, aperture, etc.).
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Top 6 Entry Level DSLR Cameras You Should Consider Buying
You may not be a professional, but you will sure as hell feel like one with the Canon Rebel XS by your side. The design makes this camera extremely easy and more comfortable to use than most other DSLR shooters. We're slowly stepping up the line into …
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Sony to Ship the New NEX-F3 Digital SLR with 16.1 Megapixel APS HD CMOS Sensor

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Sony to Ship the New NEX-F3 Digital SLR with 16.1 Megapixel APS HD CMOS Sensor
Sony today announced the new alpha NEX-F3 digital camera that's lightweight with a 16.1 Megapixel APS-C Sensor, 180-degree tiltable LCD, built-in flash, Auto Portrait Framing and more. The Sony NEX-F3 body kit will ship in June.
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How To Buy A Digital SLR Camera
Here are the most important aspects to consider when you're shopping for a digital SLR: Most consumer DSLRs use image sensors that, while much larger than those found in point-and-shoot cameras, are somewhat smaller than a 35mm film frame.
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Rodale author Matthew Benson shares tips in his book 'The Photographic Garden'
Even an expensive digital SLR camera does not guarantee good pictures. "Technology doesn't tell you what visual ideas to have," he says. "You have to decide what story you are trying to tell with your photo." For those who aren't born with it, …
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Don't fry your camera – or your eyes – shooting the solar eclipse
Remember, the sun's rays will be concentrated when they hit the film or digital sensor and likely will fry the camera. The other problem is if you use a single-lens reflex (SLR) camera, in which what you see through the viewfinder is what the lens sees …
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Is it possible to use lenses from the older “analog” cameras on some of the newer professional digital cameras?

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My father has a bunch of these really nice nikon and visio lenses that went with his older “analog” professional photographers camera that used film instead of the newer digital cameras, which are obviously digital instead of using film.
I would like to know if it is possible to find a nikon camera, or any brand really, that i would be able to fit these lenses on the mount and have them work properly rather than spending several thousand dollars on new lenses.

thank you for any help in advance, it is appriciated,
-Takeshi Takatsu-

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Answer by L L
The storage media used by a camera has little to do with the lens mount system. If the lens mount systems are the same, then the lenses will work whether a camera uses flash memory or film.

If the camera manufacturer changed the lens mounting method, then it is what it is…

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Q&A: Which Digital SLR Camera Should I Buy?

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Question by JeepPwner: Which Digital SLR Camera Should I Buy?
I’m thinking of buying a Digital SLR camera and am a bit overwhelmed by the many different models each manufacturer offers. I know that I don’t want to get a low-end camera but also don’t need a professional quality camera. I just need something to take great pics of family and friends.

What camera do you have? What features do you like about it? What features do you not like, or wish it had?

Thanks!

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Answer by Kori
My camera at the moment is just a travel-size point-and-shoot, because I’m poor and can’t afford a digital SLR.

But, if I were to buy one, I would make sure that it has greater than 3x Optical Zoom and at least 10 megapixels. In my opinion, those are the two most important specs for an SLR.

I had my eye on the Canon Rebel, it’s a really nice SLR. Check it out: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/613611-REG/Canon_3818B001_EOS_Rebel_T1i_Digital.html

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What’s the difference between live view in canon and sony DSLR cameras?

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Question by Jessi :) : What’s the difference between live view in canon and sony DSLR cameras?
I’ve heard that sony is the only brand which has real live view DSLR cameras, but canon’s cameras often have “live view function” in the listed features. Can someone explain this to me? Thanks

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Answer by Forlorn Hope
live view is live view… many makes have them… no difference…

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