Buying a travel camera, or any camera
Which cameras do you buy? There are some principles that should help make the decision very easy. Don't miss that family photo A camera must have two qualities. Always on you and the speed, you can get it out and use. One of those issues will be the sped of autofocus. A photo that is 80% is better than no photo at all. Seeking perfection is the wrong approach. The question is here is how much weight do you want to carry as well. Do you want to shoot in poor light? At night time? If that is a yes then your budget is going to have to treble. This is where the £££ cost is without going into too much technical detail. Now of course mid-range cameras are getting better and better and so too are camera phones. How often will you get out a heavy tripod, spend 20 minutes setting up the perfect photo, and then pixel peep after? This sort of behavior is for the camera nerds or those wanting a front-page feature shot in difficult or exceptional circumstances. Such as poor light, poor contr