If you compare the image quality of both cameras, you are really asking for trouble.However, if you know how to make the most of it, card cameras can also produce beautiful photos, and the key to this is to master the shooting skills.So what does a card camera mean?What are the recommended brands of card cameras?Let's learn more about it.

Introduction of card cameras

1. Sony A6000L
Sony A6000L uses NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, the smartphone and other devices with a6000 touch, NFC (Near Field Communication) technology is triggered, you can achieve remote control shooting through WiFi function; and one touch sharing function can be done when the camera's photo playback interface, after the same operation through WiFi function to transfer photos. a6000 in addition to support the previously openedPhoto Effect .Photo Retouch.Direct Upload.In addition to the five applications such as Smart Remote and Virtual Keyboard, a new time-lapse LE (LimitedEdition) application has been added.
2. Canon PowerShotSX260HS
Canon PowerShotSX260HS camera is a card digital camera classic, equipped with 12.1 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor, with DIGIC5 image processing system, maximum resolution 4000*3000, lens with telescopic lens, 20x optical zoom, equivalent focal length 25-500mm, aperture range F3.5-F6.8, with9-point focus.Support 1080P HD video shooting, sensitivity range ISO100-3200, shutter speed 15-1/3200 sec, support 1080P HD shooting, optical stabilization, continuous shooting function, self-timer function.Built-in GPS function.
3. Casio TR500
Casio new generation of selfie god EX-TR500 body from Japan's special craft design, by the diamond cutting technology inspired by the lens decoration, luxury to create the ultimate charm of light refraction, synthetic metal material more texture.The lens specifications remain the same 21mm ultra-wide angle F2.8 aperture for small faces and long legs, and the TR500 is also upgraded with a larger 11.1 effective megapixel 1/1.7-inch back-illuminated CMOS sensor for high sensitivity and low noise, which actually produces really clear shots in low-light, dimly lit locations.Layered selfie photos.

How to use a card camera

Card cameras are not easy to hold steady, and the resulting shots tend to be vague.Auto mode is usually the best shooting mode for card-type DCs.Based on the fact that today's card cameras are getting more and more mini and have relatively weak manual functions, users should first train how to take clear pictures and then gradually improve their shots.Speaking of stabilization, not every manufacturer's card camera has image stabilization built into the lens like the Panasonic FX series.
Except in normal daylight conditions, the vast majority of card cameras will show a shake warning alert during shooting, and it's important to note that this is not really hand shake, but is caused by underexposure.The warning will not go away even if the camera is placed on a tripod.Some of the card cameras on the market, such as the Sony T7, are too thin and light to allow a threaded tripod connector on the bottom.