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Point. Shoot. Share. That instant gratification is one of digital cameras' greatest appeals. In less time than it takes to get a roll of film developed at the store, you can hook a camera up to your Mac or PC, perfect your pictures with Adobe...
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Point. Shoot. Share. That instant gratification is one of digital cameras' greatest appeals. In less time than it takes to get a roll of film developed at the store, you can hook a camera up to your Mac or PC, perfect your pictures with Adobe Photoshop or Photoshop Elements, organize them with something like Apple iPhoto, and e-mail the best ones off to clients or friends. And, of course, digital cameras also let you review your photos before you even get to the computer – so if a shot doesn't work out, you can try it until it does. And you can forget the pixilated pictures of yesteryear. Today's cameras boast quality good enough to make even pros forgo film altogether. Whether you want to share digital images with far-flung family or create high-quality professional prints, there's a digital camera for you. But with cameras ranging in price from $150 to over $5000, which one is right for your needs? See less 
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But with cameras ranging in price from $150 to over $5000, which one is right for your needs?
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