Alot of new cell phones have built in cameras.
I have two digital.
One is cheap 3.1 mp which I take with me where ever I go.
The other is a 5 mp which is for more serious photography and cost a bit more, so it stays home most of the time.
Someone suggested that a film camera would be better because of the quality and altering (If we are talking about carying one incase of a sudden need
to shoot something spotted).
I agree.
A digital has to be turned on takes longer to shoot the picture.
Digital-
Con's- NEEDS ALOT OF BATTERIES! and they dont last long.
You have to turn on, make sure the settings are correct for the sinuation (night/Day, speed, flash),
plus most of the time, if the lighting is dark or you are in zoom mode, it's easy to end up with a blurry picture.
Pro's- You can see what you just shot.
Alot of filming options.
You can also instantly download the images on to your computer.
Print them out.
Delete as needed.
Film- Lens Cap, focus, shoot, Hope for the best
Unless its a disposable.....Point,shoot.
Both have their pro's and cons, and it's a hard choice but, if time and light are a factor then a film camera is more practicle.
Just My Opinion
[Edited on 1-12-2003 by baked]
[Edited on 1-12-2003 by baked]