This article about how to choose the right digital camera is appealing for those interested about this topic is written by Mark Hartshorne

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There are just so many options and choices - making a decision is not an easy task! So, start by taking some time to make sure that when you do make your purchase, you make the right decision. There are many factors to take into consideration, such as what type of photographer are you?

A good place to start is to check out digital camera at your local store. Take a pencil and paper with you to make some notes. Don't worry about asking lots of questions, that's what the sales people are there for. I suggest if you are worried about being talked into a purchase you leave you money at home. One thing you can get from visiting a store, that not available online or in a catalogue is the feel, size and weight. Make notes on the models that feel comfortable - you can always find their size and weight at an internet reviews site or from the digital camera manufacturers home page.

The next stage is to make a list of things that matter to you, including how (and how often) you will use your camera. This includes sensor resolution, lens and zoom (optical zoom and digital zoom ), the type of camera (such as ultra compact which is a very small camera, SLRs and Digital SLRs, size and weight, screen size, video capture and, of course, price! Don't worry if some of these terms are a little confusing, just search for a 'digital camera glossary' online.

So, do your research. There are plenty of free resources to help you. Finally, make sure to check out the digital camera price comparison sites to ensure you get the best price.

Mark Hartshorne invites you to visit his Digital Camera Reviews site for more advice on how to choose the right digital camera for you. Whether you are looking to read independent reviews or to search for the best prices for cameras, you will find your answer here. To see for yourself, please visit http://www.reviewdigitalcamera.co.uk