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These top digital cameras for under $100 are not going to be feature-rich models.
And aren't going to
take photos that will generate poster-sized prints.
Inexpensive, budget digital cameras can, however, yield photos of good quality for using on the Internet and for making small
prints. Thanks to technological advancements, today's cheap digital cameras have more power than you might think.
Here are the some of the top digital cameras for less than $100, listed by
descending price.
Canon PowerShot A470, $99.95 *
Perhaps the best compliment that can be paid to a sub-$100 digital camera is that it doesn't look or perform like a cheap,
budget digital camera. The PowerShot A470 from Canon is one of the best sub-$100 cameras around. The unit's 7.1
megapixels of resolution are plenty for most beginners, and the A470 has a 3.4X optical
zoom lens and a 2.5-inch
LCD. It's an
interesting-looking digital camera, too, available in blue, red, orange, and gray
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S780, $97.95 *
Digital
Camera is a sleek and compact camera with 8.1 megapixel resolution, a 3x optical
zoom lens, high ISO 1250 sensitivity for low-light shooting and Stamina Battery
Power which provides extended battery life and shooting capacity when using
fresh AA-sized batteries. The bright 2.5" LCD screen makes it easy to frame your
shots and view your images. It has 22MB of internal memory so you can shoot
pictures and video clips with your camera right away, or you can purchase an
optional Memory Stick Duo media card to expand your shooting capability
Kodak EasyShare C913, $79.95 *
The C713 from Kodak is one of the least expensive point-and-shoot digital
cameras you'll find from a major manufacturer. The C713 is available in Silver. It offers 9.0 Megapixels, 3x Optical Zoom, 2.4" LCD Display, Perfect Touch Technology, High Sensitivity (ISO 1000)
,High Quality Video HD, Still Capture Kodak EasyShare System, Powered by AA-size
Batteries
Samsung S860, $79.95 *
You'll find the S860 point-and-shoot digital camera from Samsung in four different colors: Black, silver, pink, and light
blue. This budget camera has 8.1 megapixels of resolution and a 3X optical zoom lens. It measures only 1.04 inches in
thickness, and it's a sharp-looking digital camera.
Kodak EasyShare C813, $71.95 *
With 8.2 megapixels of resolution, the EasyShare
C813 from Kodak offers plenty of resolution for most beginning
photographers.
The unit has a 2.4-inch LCD, limited video capabilities, and a 3X optical zoom
lens, but, best of all, the C813 is very easy to use. |