I am planning to buy a digital camera which one is good?

I only have pocket camera because the photos are only for web, not for printing. If your hobby is photography you'd better buy the good one but if you are a novice you can start with a pocket camera. It's yours to decide, anyway.

Hey whts up buddy, if you can only let me know what is your range I mean your budget to buy a digital cam. Like it can vary from 100-400 or more. Right now I have a sony cyber shot 7 mega pixel. You can always go to a bestbuy store close to you. Once you get there just look around, if I were to buy one I would look for the following thigs. About 10 mega pixel Most of them have panaroma.( meaning able to capture a really wide shot) Face and smile detection. 720p or 1080p video recording. A camera i found at a Sams store was for $175 with all those features. Let me know your buying range and I will find the beat digital cam I can. :)

If I were to buy a digital camera, I'd buy a Sony Cybershot TX5 or a Nikon Tough. Those cams are shockproof, dustproof and waterproof, so it would be cool to bring them on adventures because you can pretty much do anything with them. I don't know if newer models have come on board but I'd like those features on my cam. I do have a cam but it's pretty old. It's a Sony Cybershot T2, the thing I like about it is that it has 4GB internal memory. I've had it for about 3 years now, and I still like. Not waterproof though.

Well, it depends on the type of camera you're searching for. If you're searching for a compact, I'd recommend any of the Nikons of that sort. If it's a DSLR you're looking for I'd recommend a Canon or even better (but also more expensive) a Nikon D7000. If you're looking for an inbetween (a bridge camera) the Fujifilm S2940. I had a Nikon L15, and then a GE C1433. They were both good compacts. And my most recent camera is a Fujifilm S2940. It's fantastic. But be careful, the photos don't show up colour perfect on a laptop screen. You'll be very disappointed when looking at them on a laptop, compared to the camera. If you want the true colour of your photos, either print them, or hook up to a better monitor.