Definition: A digital camera's connectivity defines how it can be connected to other devices (computers primarily) for either the transfer of images or remote control of the camera. Image Transfer - Early digital cameras used RS232 (serial) connections for image transfers. Most consumer grade digital cameras now feature USB connectivity, this provides a relatively fast transfer rate (up to 500 Kbyte/s) to a wide range of computer systems on the PC and Mac platforms. Manufacturers generally bundle such cameras with cables and driver software. One step up from USB is FireWire (IEEE1394) seen mostly on professional digital cameras, this offers considerably faster transfer rates but requires that your computer has a FireWire connector or you're willing to fit it out with FireWire.
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