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Monday
9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Tuesday
9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Wednesday
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Thursday
9:00 am to 7:00 pm
Friday
9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Saturday
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday
11:00 am to 5:00 pm
Our ongoing commitment to bringing photography to Australians has made Ted's a household name.
A name synonymous with photography for the past 40 years, Ted's Cameras continues to deliver the ultimate in product choice, value and exceptional service to its customers. A specialist retailer of all major brands and the latest in photographic hardware, including digital compact and SLR cameras, HD video cameras and accessories; equipment suitable for the novice through to the professional.

Ted's is a specialist retailer of photographic hardware, including compact digital cameras, digital SLR cameras, Sony NEX Digital Cameras video cameras, digital camera accessories, digital SLR camera accessories, video camera accessories. Discount digital cameras on sale every month.

We carry the following brands: Canon, Nikon, Sony, Pentax, Fuji, Kodak, Samsung, Sigma, Panasonic, Olympus, JVC, Adventure Video Cams - Contour and Go Pro and Elmo. We believe strongly in staff training and customer service. Ted's offer fast passport photos, ID photos and all visa photos in all stores

In our increasingly busy lives the demands on our time have never been greater. That's why we've made buying on-line easier than ever before. With expert staff available via email, live chat or phone to help you with your purchase, our website is an easy and quick way to buy anything from a digital camera or handycam, to a camera bag or digital photo frame.

ABN
82 006 282 088
Date Established
1971
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Product
Albums, Bags, Camcorders, Cameras, Card Readers, Film, Filters, Flashes, Ink, Lenses, Memory Cards, Paper, Projectors, Tripods, Video Cameras
Camera type
Compact, Digital, SLR, Still
Brand
Agfa, Canon, Casio, Cokin, Compaq, Epson, Fuji Film, Hoya, Inca, JVC, Kodak, Leica, Lowepro, Mamiya, Manfrotto, Minolta, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, Polaroid, Ricoh, Samsung, Sigma, Sony, Sunpak, Tamrac, Tamron, Tasco, Tokina, Velbon, Zeiss
Service
Adjustments, Cleaning, Repairs, Sensor Cleaning
Payment Concern
Duty Free
Type
Commercial, Industrial
Service Option
1hr Service, By Appointment, Delivery, Pick-up, Quotes
Hours of Operation
Open Evenings, Open Monday - Friday, Open Saturdays, Open Sundays
Facility
Showroom
Payment Method
American Express, Bpay, Cash, Cheques, Diners Club, Direct Debit, EFT, EFTPOS, Mastercard, Money Order, Visa
Ownership
Australian Owned, Family Owned
Assurance
Certified, Factory Authorised, Guaranteed, Warranties, Web Camera
Camera, Lenses, Olympus, Panasonic, Canon, Nikon, Photography, Photo, DSLR, SLR, Digital Cameras, Photographer, HD, Video Cameras, Video Recorders, Sony, Pentax, Fuji, Sigma, Samsung, JVC, Contour, Go Pro, Elmo, Passport Photos, Photo IDs, Visa Photos, Photo Frames, Accessories
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Why should I care about pixels?

Many people believe, "The more pixels a camera has, the sharper and smoother the images are". While this may have some truth to it, pixels really relate to the size you can print or display an image. If you only want to have a photo-quality 4" x 6" print, you usually require a camera with a little more than a 4 million pixels, or 4 megapixels. An 8" x 10" print requires at least 5 megapixels. And with a 7-megapixel camera, you can easily make 11" x 14" prints.

What's the right camera size for me?

There are pretty much three options here: an ultra-compact zoom, a compact zoom or a digital SLR.

How does storage impact my picture-taking experience?

There are CompactFlashTM cards for DSLR cameras, Sony Memory Stick Duo for Sony Cameras ,XD Card for Fuji & Olympus cameras and by far the most popular and best value for money - the Secure Digital Card (SD) which fits camera brands such as Canon,Nikon,Pentax,Casio,Samsung.

How important is the lens?

Of obvious significance is the lens that the digital camera uses. Many Optical Manufacturers use lens designed to meet the higher requirements of digital photography. It is important that the camera you buy has a lens that will deliver clear, sharp, and colorful images.

Are there any other features I should consider?

These are the basic things to look out for and decide upon.And of course there are many other things that can affect your decision now that technology has come so far. Features like click to capture speed are important as are number of shots from a battery charge.Most compact cameras offer movie capability at varying quality and capacity.

What Is The Difference Between 1080i and 1080p?

A video camera records by scanning an image in either an interlaced (i) or progressive (p) method. All video cameras scan from top to bottom, however, the progressive method scans each line in turn from top to bottom. Interlaced scans every second line from top to bottom, before going back and scanning each line in between. As a result, footage recorded at 1080p will result in smoother playback.

What Is A Bitrate?

A bitrate is a level of compression. Image quality is better when recorded at a higher bitrate as it is less compressed and therefore retains a higher level of detail. The less compression obviously results in less recording time as it will require larger storage space.

What Are The Different Recording Mediums?

Video footage needs to be stored and different cameras have different mediums to do this. These include:Hard Disk Drive (HDD)Flash MemoryMemory CardMini DvHard Disk Drives have the largest capacity in terms of storage. Flash memory and cards are solid state and therefore less susceptible to shock and temperature in comparison. Mini DV has no compression but is more time consuming to transfer.

How Much Can I Record Per Gigabyte?

A rule of thumb is that in Standard Definition 4 gigabytes will provide 1 hour's worth of footage. For High Definition 4 gigabytes would equate to 15-20 minutes.

How Do I Transfer My Footage to My Computer?

Current video cameras are all supplied with a USB cable that can connect to your PC (With the exception of cameras that record to Mini DV) and can be imported using the software provided.