I flipped through the basics in the first part of the article that can be found here. I am going to talk about additional features in this article, and also conclude our review. You've carefully decided why you want the camera, the resolution, compression and memory capacity. Now there are several things a wise buyer will want to consider before spending any amount of money.

One of them is the power source. A digital camera uses far more energy than a classic one, and a camera may come with batteries or a rechargeable battery pack that includes an AC adapter. I've tried both and I recommend the second one. If the camera comes with a traditional battery pack, you have to consider buying a recharger. Still, you will eventually have to buy other batteries even if you will recharge them. After recharging a number of times, the battery will not be good anymore.

There are lots of good cameras out there, and as the prices went down, it may be the time you would want to have your own camera, not to always borrow your mother's or brother's. But how about choosing a camera? Do you think this is an easy task? Do you know what to look for when buying a camera? Well, if you don't, then this is the right article for you.