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Cameras and Video Cameras are available in both film and digital mediums for a wide range of budgets. Both film and digital cameras are available in SLR (single-lens reflex) and non SLR formats. With SLR cameras, what you see is what you get – meaning, whatever you see in the view finder is exactly what appears in the photograph. New digital cameras that feature an LCD screen incorporate this feature. A few drawbacks to standard film include film costs, loading procedures, development fees and film breakdown. A digital camera or video camera may require you to purchase a memory card, but that’s a one time fee. Memory cards are very simple to load – they only fit in one place in one manor. Loading the photos off your camera to a computer is usually fairly simple: the computer usually detects the camera and starts the process for you. You only have to print the pictures you choose and you don’t have to worry about the film negative breaking down over time. Video Cameras with tape storage usually permit longer record times but offer slightly lower quality and storage issues as well as film degeneration. We recommend you check opinion websites before making your selection.