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Article Source: Best Digital Camera Discounts. Copyright 2008Date: July 4, 2009
Searches
First, you can use the search box just above this article, and to the left. If you are looking for the current lowest offer on a particular camera model, simply type in the model name. For example:Browsing
Sometimes a search will not generate the result you were hoping for. In that case you might get a better result just by browsing through a relevant category.As an example, a search on "nikon d40 memory card" might turn up package deals which contain the memory card, but not just the memory card by itself. In that case you might quickly scan the first few pages of a likely category to find an offer for the unbundled item. For example, you might search in the category Cameras > Accessories > Nikon.
Product Pages
On every product page you will find either an offer for the item at the lowest price we can currently find for a respected merchant, or there will be a link to retrieve the price (sometimes merchants won't reveal their price unless you request it). When no merchant is currently offering the item in question (perhaps because it is in heavy demand and is not available), no offer, and no offer link will be presented.Product pages also contain a "Compare" button. This allows you to compare items that you have already selected by checking the checkbox on the product page.
For example, if you have visited the pages for the Nikon D40, the Canon Rebel XT, and the Olympus SP-570UZ, and you have checked the comparison checkbox for each, then what you will see on the comparison page (after you click on the "Compare" button), will be something like the following:

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