Which DG cam you would like buy?

I Love "Canon 1D Mark III"

Digital cameras range in price from about $30 to over $40,000. Want to guess which ones are better? What do you want to do with it? Earn a living as a fashion or sports or documentary or stock photographer (those are just a few of the ways photographers work); then you should start out with a Digital Single Lens Reflex for ultimate flexibility, silky smooth images and potential for growth. Starting at roughly $1000-$1400, with more advanced "semi pro" DSLRs coming in from around $1500. If you want a camera to develop your hobby and you want something like an SLR with less cost, a "prosumer" or "Bridge" camera might be the go. These are often "superzoom" or "ultrazoom" cameras. They have electronic niewfinders as well as screens on the back of the camera (viewfinders make the camera a lot more usable, especially in bright light) and offer manual controls in addition to automatic shooting. They cost from about $500. Below these are general consumer cameras, often without viewfinders. The basic set-up is 6 to 8 megapixels and a 3x optical zoom. Don't buy one with more than 10 megapixels if you want touse it in poor light without a flash (more Mps doesn't give greater detail, because the resulting "noise" spoils the picture). In this class of camera, more OPTICAL zoom is better, and if they have a propriety battery (rather than the common AA), make sure you get at least one spare. If it runs on AAs, buy rechargeables and keep a set topped up and ready to use. Because these things are so relient on battery power for the screen, the zoom, the meters, the menus etc. they chew up batteries at a great rate. Ignore digital zoom: if it is available, you are generally better off ignoring it. Tricks to extend the zoom range by reducing the megapixels or cutting back the file size work and they don't damage the picture like digital zoom does, but they are "second best" to optical zoom. Water/weatherproofing and shock resistence is worth looking for, and so is a zoom that is wide-angle as well as telephoto.

i have a sony cybershot 12mp camera that i love.. it has a ton of features but a bit pricey.. but at least you know it will last you technology wise for a long time!!

I am having Sony Cyber Shot H9. I am planning to go for a DSLR. Want to get Nikon D90

i have a sony DSC. i like it. i keep using it whenever the occasion arises.

If you want to buy a point and shot Digital camera, I think you should choose Canon brand, because it will bring you the best quality to print. another point, if you want to have a pretty DG and quality picture (not as good as Canon), you can choose Sony. every Camera have some way to take care, and all of them have in Manual, so you can see after you buy it. have fun.