Clicking the camera links (or clicking the cameras themselves) will get you to my detailed reviews, or to pages with lots of data on them if I don't have a personal review yet.
If you find this page helpful, you can help me keep helping you by using the links I've provided to Adorama, Amazon, Calumet, Ritz, B&H and J&R when you get anything.
I've been using these great stores myself for years (or decades), using these links costs you nothing (and probably saves you money), gets you the same great service I've enjoyed myself, and most importantly, is what helps me keep adding to and keeping this page current.
Forget Resolution
Resolution, expressed in megapixels, is no longer relevant. Forget it when comparing cameras.
As of 2009, resolution is nothing more than a sales pitch to get you to pay more. I've made great-looking 12x18" (30x50cm) prints from a three megapixel camera, and fantastic 20x30" (50x75cm) prints from a 6 MP Nikon D40 camera.
I usually shoot my higher-resolution cameras turned back down to 6MP anyway!
Even the very cheapest cameras here have at least 6MP, so ignore pixels.
Have you ever noticed that the only people trying to convince you to buy a more expensive camera are people who are either trying to sell you one, or people who want some sort of recognition for themselves having bought expensive gear? I have nothing to sell you, which is why I suggest the D40 as the best serious camera for anyone who's reading this page.
courtesy from kenrockwell.com
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