Where to start

Pink digital cameras come in many different shapes, styles, feature sets, and even colors. When purchasing a pink digital camera, we feel that the look is one of the key features that you should look for. You should start off by finding a camera that looks good and is a good size for you. If you are a looking for a pink digital camera to stick in your pocket, you will need to find a smaller one, so you can disregard the larger pink cameras right off the bat.

TIP: Many people overlook the fact that there are different colors of pink. Pink digital cameras come in many different colors. From hot pink to metallic pink to just plain pink, be sure and pick out a pink that matches your personality/style.

After finding a few pink digital cameras that you would like to explore more, narrow them down a little more by features and price. From there, you should be able to research reviews and professional opinions on the pink cameras.

What features to look for

When purchasing a pink digital camera, there can be an overwhelming amount of different features for both hardware and software. We break this section down by hardware features and software features.

Hardware features on a pink digital camera will be very close to normal colored digital cameras. The main lacking is that pink digital cameras only come in small compact digital cameras. The ultrazoom compact digital cameras do not come in pink.

Zoom: Pink digital cameras will mainly come with a 3x-4x zoom. If you are looking to get the very best zoom on a pink digital camera, then you should look at cameras like the Nikon COOLPIX S60 IS. This pink camera comes packed with an 5X optical zoom, the highest zoom you will find on a pink digital camera.

Resolution: The megapixels play a major part in the quality of the photos that you take. Pink digital cameras come with a wide variety. Generally, people look for anything over 6MP, but basically, the higher the better.

From face detection to red-eye removal to video cropping, every brand/model of camera has its own set of software features. One of our favorite features is the beauty shot. When purchasing your pink digital camera, you will want to go over the available software features to be sure that you can get the most out of your shots. Keep in mind that you will see a gradual increase in the software features with the more money you spend on the pink camera.

Where to buy

You can purchase pink digital cameras in local stores and online. Your local store will probably carry one model if that. Now-a-days, online shopping is the way to go if you can wait a few days to get the digital camera. When you order online, you can get the best variety, you don’t have to leave home, and the pink digital camera is usually cheaper than the local store. Here are a few things to look out for when you are purchasing from an online store.

• Is it a reputable store?
• Is the price too good to be true? If it is a “too good to be true” price, it is probably a scam or a used camera. You will not get this from a reputable store.
• What is the return policy? Most reputable stores have a good return policy.
• Is the store a valid reseller of the camera? Some people that sell the pink cameras, like out of country stores or some ebay stores may not be valid resellers of the camera in your country. This means that the manufacture warranty may be void.

How much to spend

How much you spend is all up to you. You can get a pink digital camera anywhere from less than $100 to over $400. You need to consider your budget and look at the features of each camera in your price range. Keep in mind that you will usually have a shipping charge, but a lot of time you will NOT have to pay tax.

TIP: If you are trying to save money, consider the cost of batteries. Many pink digital cameras do not come with rechargeable batteries. This could add extra expense after you have the camera. We believe that a rechargeable battery is a definite advantage over having to keep buying AA batteries.