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A digital camera is an electronic device capable of capturing and storing still images and videos, usually for personal use. It often uses a lens system that performs the same functions as the human eye instead of traditional film cameras.

Digital cameras allow you to capture moments in time quickly and efficiently with minimal effort. Other benefits include its ability to store photos in an easy to access format, the availability of editing software, and the capability to share photos online.

When choosing a digital camera, there are several factors you should consider such as resolution, zoom capabilities, lens quality, battery life, storage space/type, etc. You should also take into account features such as image stabilization, auto focus modes and low-light sensitivity.

No, not necessarily! Digital cameras come in a wide range of prices depending on their features and capabilities. There are some great budget models available that provide basic features without breaking your bank balance too much.

Most modern digital cameras come with built-in USB ports or cables allowing you to easily connect them directly to your computer or laptop. Once connected you can simply drag and drop files or use your computer's photo management software to transfer images.

The type of memory card needed depends on your particular model — read up on which cards are compatible with your device before purchasing one. Once you have chosen the correct type it's important to make sure it has enough space for all your images/videos before you buy it.

Shutter speed refers to how long the shutter remains open when taking a picture or video — this will determine how bright or dark an image appears as well as how much motion blur is visible in fast-moving objects captured in frame.

ISO is used to measure the sensitivity of your digital camera's image sensor which determines how sensitive it is towards light — higher ISO values result in brighter pictures while lower values lead to darker ones.

Accessories can be incredibly useful when using your digital camera - these may include additional lenses, flash units, remote triggers and tripods amongst other things — but only purchase accessories if they will improve the quality of your photos/videos.

Specialized software is not necessary; however programs such as Adobe Lightroom can help manage large numbers of photographs more efficiently by automatically sorting them into categories/folders according to date taken or subject matter etc.