Buying a Digital Camera

Canon Powershot A480

For a camera in this price bracket the quality of the photos this camera is able to take is very impressive. In my opinion if you are looking for a digital camera under £100 then this camera offers the best value for money on the market.

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Nikon Coolpix L20

For me the picture quality offered by the Coolpix L20 does not quite match that of the Powershot A480. It is not far behind and if ease of use is of great significance then it is difficult to find a camera that is this simple and can also take a good photo.

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Canon IXUS 100 IS

I liked this camera so much I kept the review model. It is small, has a touch of style and takes a very good picture. The price of this camera has now dropped to the point where there is plenty of value for money.

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Sony DSC TX1

This is a pocket camera with lots of extra features packed in. It can reel off pictures at lightening speed, has an advanced movie mode and settings are selected through a touch control LCD screen. This is a top of the range pocket camera.

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Panasonic DMC ZX1

This camera is slightly different as it has more zoom than other cameras in this section. I found this camera easy to use and it is also capable of producing good quality snapshots.

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Panasonic DMC FZ38

This is a mid range super zoom camera. I have selected it based on the picture quality it offers and from a value for money perspective. It is quick to react and is one of the less complex cameras of its type.

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Canon Powershot SX1 IS

This camera offers plenty of zoom and is one of the most advanced cameras available when it comes to features. Picture quality is outstanding too.

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Fuji Finepix F70EXR

This is one of my favourite cameras out of all the cameras I have reviewed in the last year. Picture quality is absolutely top draw for a relatively small compact camera. There are some interesting features too.

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Canon Powershot SX120 IS

My recommendation for this camera comes down to a mixture of features and picture quality. The build quality is good and it is one of those reliable cameras you can always trust to take a good picture.

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Panasonic DMC FT1

This is Panasonic's first waterproof / tough camera and they have made a very good job of it. Picture quality is good and the camera is also easy to use.

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Canon Powershot D10

If you would like a camera that looks different to all the rest take a look at the Powershot D10. It also scores well for picture quality.

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Canon Powershot G10

This camera offers top drawer picture quality and also offers a wide range of features. It has been on the market for quite some time and is now available at a reasonable price.

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Nikon Coolpix P6000

There is not a great deal to choice between this camera and the Canon Powershot G10. It also offers a wide range of features and impressive picture quality.

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Canon EOS 1000D + 18-55mm Lens Kit

This is as good a camera to start with as any. It has a number of good reviews behind it and you should have little problem taking eye catching pictures with it.

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Nikon D3000 + 18-55mm VR Lens Kit

This is the entry level model in the Nikon range. Again this is a good choice if you are new to Digital SLRs and do not wish to spend out on more expensive models.

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