| Reviews With Summaries |
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| Canon IXUS 70 | 84/100 |
| The Canon IXUS 70 is a good quality pocket sized digital camera. Although you do need to pay a bit more for this model than other digital camera with a similar specification you will find above average picture and build quality. Well worth a close look. |
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| Canon IXUS 80 IS | 85/100 |
| The IXUS 80 IS is simply one of the best pocket cameras on the market. Picture quality is impressive and the camera is able to reel of pin sharp images. This is also a very stylish camera with a good build quality. |
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| Canon IXUS 85 IS | 86/100 |
| This is one of the very best pocket sized cameras on the market. Picture quality is excellent and the camera also has an attractive design. You will also find one or two extra features over and above those offered by other pocket cameras. |
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| Canon IXUS 860 IS | 83/100 |
| "The Canon IXUS 860 IS is a high class, point and shoot camera. It has a stylish, metal body. Picture quality is up there with the best compact cameras. With a large LCD screen and image stabilisation too, I am happy to recommend this camera." |
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| Canon IXUS 90 IS | 86/100 |
| "This camera will cost you a bit more than a more standard pocket camera. It looks good, takes a good photo and has an excellent quality LCD screen. Despite its price tag it still offers good value for money." |
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| Canon IXUS 960 IS | 83/100 |
| The Canon IXUS 960 IS is one of the better point and shoot digital cameras when it comes to picture quality. Shutter delay times in my tests are a concern though and it will make the camera less attractive if you are planning to use the camera to photograph active children. |
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| Canon IXUS 970 IS | 86/100 |
| If you are looking for a stylish digital camera that takes a good snapshot this camera is as good as any. It has a bit more quality than most similar digital cameras. Build quality and picture quality really stand out. |
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| Canon Powershot A470 | 81/100 |
| When you take the price into account this is an excellent camera. When it comes to picture quality it outperforms many more expensive cameras. Well worth adding to your shortlist. |
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| Canon Powershot A530 | 79/100 |
| The Canon Powershot A530 is a great value for money digital camera. It is available at a very reasonable price indeed. Photos are good both indoors and outside. There is also a manual mode. Although not perfect I am happy to recommend this camera. |
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| Canon Powershot A570 IS | 84/100 |
| The Canon Powershot A570 IS scored well in all of my tests. Picture quality is some way above average especially for a camera in this price bracket. It also has a range of features you are unlikely to find in many other cameras for the same price. Recommended. |
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| Canon Powershot A580 | 82/100 |
| The Powershot A580 offers both picture quality and value for money. If you are looking for a relatively inexpensive digital camera and looks and style are not everything to you then this could be the camera you are looking for. |
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| Canon Powershot A590 IS | 84/100 |
| This is a step up from a typical point and shoot camera in terms of features. The Powershot A590 IS is a good starter camera for someone who is considering taking up photography as a hobby. It includes manual exposure controls. There are few problems with picture quality and it is very reasonably priced. |
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| Canon Powershot A650 IS | 84/100 |
| The Canon Powershot A650 IS is one of the best digital compacts on the market. It has a number of highlights and picture quality is up there with the best. In terms of features it has more than most similar digital cameras and I am happy to recommend this camera. |
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| Canon Powershot A720 IS | 85/100 |
| "If you would like a digital camera with manual controls, extra lens length, image stabilisation, a viewfinder and a fairly low price then it could be the Canon Powershot A720 IS. There is a lot built into the camera for the money and the picture quality it produces is top notch. Recommended." |
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| Canon Powershot G9 | 88/100 |
| "If quality is what counts for you the Canon Powershot G9 should be towards the top of your shortlist. It is packed with features, offers excellent picture quality and has a good build quality too. Recommended." |
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| Canon Powershot S5 IS | 83/100 |
| The Canon Powershot S5 IS is a feature rich super zoom digital camera. In terms of controls and settings it has the edge over all its rivals. Picture quality is very good overall and outstanding in places. |
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| Canon Powershot SX100 IS | 85/100 |
| The Canon Powershot SX100 IS is a more handy size than most other cameras with a 10x optical zoom lens. Picture quality compares well with other similar cameras and there are still plenty of features to get your teeth into. Recommended. |
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| Casio Exilim EX-S10 | 81/100 |
| For a super slim camera the Exilim EX-S10 performs very well. I like the bright, sharp pictures the camera produces. It also has one or two useful features such as a good sized LCD screen. Well worth a look. |
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| Casio Exilim EX-S880 | 77/100 |
| This camera scores well for its small size and ease of use. I did find the camera struggles with focusing once you get any real distance in the shot. It was able to handle closer subjects better. It is an incredibly slim camera. |
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| Casio Exilim EX-V7 | 79/100 |
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| Casio Exilim EX-Z100 | 75/100 |
| I had issues during my tests with the sharpness of the images I took with the Exilim EX-Z100. These may not be so apparent on smaller prints, but if you increase the size this is likely to become noticeable. |
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| Casio Exilim EX-Z1050 | 81/100 |
| I liked the Casio Exilim EX-Z1050. In many ways it is a fairly typical compact digital camera. With ten megapixels there is plenty of scope for large prints or for cropping photos. The camera is easy to use and I also found it performed well in lowlight. |
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| Casio Exilim EX-Z1200 | 80/100 |
| I was surprised at the sharpness of the photos this camera managed to take. It is certainly above average in that area. I also liked the colours it produced. There is a concern over inconsistent shutter delay and when the flash is on the response of the camera becomes rather sluggish. |
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| Casio Exilim EX-Z200 | 76/100 |
| The Exilim EX-Z200 is not one of my favourite pocket cameras. There are a few better ones around when it comes to picture and build quality. Taking all factors into account I think it would have to be a fair bit cheaper before I felt able to recommend it. |
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| Casio Exilim EX-Z60 | 77/100 |
| "The Casio Exilim EX-Z60 is a competitively priced digital camera. It is not quite slim enough for me to class it as pocket sized, but it is still slender and well designed. The main strength of the camera is ease of use. Photo quality outdoors is above average, but indoors the camera struggles." |
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| Casio Exilim EX-Z80 | 78/100 |
| Small, lightweight and relatively inexpensive. It would be too much to ask for the Exilim EX-Z80 to offer top drawer photo quality, but the camera can take a decent snapshot in most situations. It also scores well for ease of use. |
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| Fuji Finepix A400 | 70/100 |
| The Fuji Finepix A400 is one of the cheapest digital cameras you will find from a known brand. It is very easy to use. The problem is picture quality. It is some way below the standard I would like to see and I feel there are better inexpensive digital cameras around. |
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| Fuji Finepix F100FD | 75/100 |
| This is a decent digital camera without measuring up to the very best on the market. It will fit into a pocket and it takes a good photo in most situations. |
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| Fuji Finepix F50fd | 84/100 |
| This is an impressive camera. Small enough to fit into a pocket it can take a decent photo in most situations. It is one of the best lowlight compact cameras around. It also has a few extra features than a typical point and shoot camera. Recommended. |
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| Fuji Finepix J10 | 76/100 |
| "This is a simple, straightforward, pocket sized camera. It is also one of the cheapest small compacts on the market. As you would expect picture quality is not perfect in all situations, but overall the Finepix J10 gives a good account of itself. It offers good value for money." |
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| Fuji Finepix S1000fd | 80/100 |
| This camera comes in more at the budget end of the super zoom spectrum. This means it does not have every bell and whistle. On the whole it does what it sets out to do quite well, but I did find the photo soft with the zoom fully extended. |
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| Fuji Finepix S5700 | 78/100 |
| "The Fuji Finepix S5700 is one of the cheaper super zoom digital cameras. Therefore it is understandable if picture quality wavers in places. It is one of the easier to use super zooms, despite the fact that the camera has manual exposure controls." |
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| Fuji Finepix S5800 | 79/100 |
| "The Fuji Finepix S5800 is one of the cheaper super zoom cameras. It is also one of the easier to use models as well. The lower price can be attributed to a few features being missing, such as image stabilisation. If you need zoom and your budget doesn't stretch to the more expensive models then this one is worth a closer look." |
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| Fuji Finepix S8000fd | 82/100 |
| I was impressed by the Fuji Finepix S8000. Picture quality was very good indeed and the 18x optical zoom is going to prove attractive to many people. It is also quite easy to use and is well worth a closer look. |
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| Fuji Finepix S9600 | 84/100 |
| The Fuji Finepix S9600 bears a very close resemblance to a digital SLR camera. It is aimed at the serious photographer and has a wide range of features. I was impressed by my test results and the Finepix S9600 is well worth considering. It offers good value for money. |
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| Fuji Finepix Z10 fd | 75/100 |
| "The Finepix Z10 fd was a disappointment to me. The upside is it looks good, is compact and is very easy to use. The downside is that the picture quality left quite a bit to be desired. If you are looking for a colourful camera to take fun snapshots with this camera might do the job, for any extra quality, look elsewhere." |
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| Fuji Finepix Z100 FD | 80/100 |
| "All in all this is a fairly typical pocket sized digital camera. The longer lens is a big plus point, as is ease of use. I like the style of the camera too. Picture quality and shutter delay are roughly average and this camera should be capable of delivering decent quality snapshots." |
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| Kodak Easyshare Z8612 IS | 71/100 |
| Although this is one of the cheaper and easier super zoom models picture quality falls short. I struggled in most areas and there are many better super zoom cameras for you to consider. |
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| Nikon Coolpix L15 | 67/100 |
| "To be honest this camera has proved to be a disappointment to me. The camera is very easy to use, but was let down by the quality of the photos it produced. I had issue with lowlight, macro and the brightness of standard outdoor photos." |
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| Nikon Coolpix L18 | 72/100 |
| "A great camera when it comes to ease of use, but I have to admit to being disappointed with both the picture quality I managed to produce from this camera and also the shutter lag times. In my opinion there are better digital cameras around for a similar price." |
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| Nikon Coolpix L3 | 70/100 |
| "The Nikon Coolpix L3 is a mixture of good and bad. You cannot expect too much from a digital camera in this price range, but the problems with shutter lag, macro and lowlight mean there are other digital cameras I prefer." |
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| Nikon Coolpix P5100 | 88/100 |
| "The Nikon Coolpix P5100 is one of the more advanced compact digital cameras. It has many features you would expect to find on an SLR, but retains a certain ease of use. Picture quality is very good and the camera feels good in the hand. Recommended" |
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| Nikon Coolpix P60 | 77/100 |
| This camera is a step up from a basic point and shoot camera. It takes a good scenic shot and also has an impressive build quality. Nikon have also found room to squeeze in a viewfinder. |
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| Nikon Coolpix P80 | 82/100 |
| This is a good, solid addition to the range of super zoom cameras already available. As you would expect it has a selection of manual exposure controls. It is also a relatively compact size. |
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| Nikon Coolpix S210 | 80/100 |
| This really is a small digital camera. At 18mm wide it is one of the slimmest you will find. The camera is able to produce striking colours and bright images. This is a handy, snapshot camera. |
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| Nikon Coolpix S500 | 76/100 |
| "The Nikon Coolpix S500 is a fairly simple, pocket sized digital camera. Overall it performed well in my tests, but there were one or two areas where the camera does struggle. You should have no problems operating the camera and it has a pleasant no frills style." |
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| Nikon Coolpix S510 | 80/100 |
| "I like this camera. It is a small, compact size and will fit into a pocket. It takes a good photo in most situations, although it is lacking when it comes to its macro mode. You should have no problems getting to know the camera as ease of use is a strongpoint." |
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| Nikon Coolpix S520 | 77/100 |
| This is a small snapshot camera, available at the cheaper end of the market. It is easy to use and has an unfussy design. Picture quality was mixed in my tests. |
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| Nikon Coolpix S550 | 78/100 |
| This is a decent, pocket sized digital camera. It scores well for ease of use and I really like the brightness and colours of the photos. |
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| Nikon Coolpix S600 | 74/100 |
| Despite a number of good points such as start up time, ease of use and shutter lag times I felt this camera did not hit the spot when it came to picture quality. |
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| Olympus FE-300 | 75/100 |
| Competition is tough when it comes to pocket sized cameras. The Olympus FE-300 struggles to really stand out from the crowd. If the number of megapixels is important to you then it does offer more pixels than most cameras. Picture quality is good and the camera is easy to use. |
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| Olympus FE-310 | 72/100 |
| "Overall the FE-310 performs quite well for an entry level digital camera. There are one or two areas where it falls short, but this is to be expected from a cheaper camera. It scores well for ease of use and I also like the longer than standard zoom lens." |
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| Olympus FE-340 | 80/100 |
| I really like the FE-340. Picture quality is good and it also scores well for ease of use. It is small enough to fit into a pocket and gives you a bit of extra zoom over most smaller compacts. Excellent value for money. |
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| Olympus FE-350 | 70/100 |
| I found this camera to be disappointing. It was slow to respond and picture quality was below average. |
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| Olympus MJU 1010 | 78/100 |
| The attraction of this camera is the longer zoom lens in a compact body. The camera scores well in terms of ease of use and sits somewhere in the middle of the table when it comes to picture quality. |
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| Olympus MJU 1030 SW | 81/100 |
| "The MJU 1030 SW is a tremendously tough and rugged camera. It is small enough to slip into a pocket and takes a good snap shot too. This camera is well worth considering if you are looking for a robust, take anywhere camera." |
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| Olympus MJU 700 | 74/100 |
| As much as I like the design and innovations of the Olympus MJU 700 I am left disappointed by the camera. This is really down to the overall picture quality where I have a number of issues. It is a shame as there are few weatherproof cameras around. |
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| Olympus MJU 790 SW | 78/100 |
| "There are not many waterproof, shockproof and weatherproof cameras out there. If you are expecting the very best in picture quality you will be disappointed, but if you are looking for a fun camera to use at the beach then this one is worth looking into." |
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| Olympus MJU 820 | 78/100 |
| If you are looking for a digital camera you can use in just about all weathers than this camera is worth a close look. It just about fits into a pocket and is available in four different colours. It has a longer zoom than most pocket sized cameras. |
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| Olympus MJU 840 | 79/100 |
| "The MJU 840 may not be the perfect digital camera, but it does a decent job on the whole. It is easy to use and I found it took bright, colourful snapshots. This camera is part of the Olympus weatherproof range." |
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| Olympus MJU 850 SW | 75/100 |
| "This is a waterproof and shockproof camera. Picture quality may not be top drawer, but this is a fun camera you can take more or less anywhere with you. I also like the design." |
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| Olympus SP-560 | 77/100 |
| "My tests shots were a bit mixed. It is true this camera has a very long lens, but personally I would like to see more emphasis on picture quality and less on technology." |
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| Olympus SP-570 UZ | 84/100 |
| This is as close to a Digital SLR as you are likely to get without buying one. I really like the way the camera handles and it takes fine photos as well. If you are looking for a digital camera with a super long lens then take a look at this one. |
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| Panasonic DMC FS20 | 84/100 |
| "This camera is well worth taking a close look at if you are looking for a pocket camera that is a step up from the more basic models. It is easy to use, takes a good picture and has a large 3 inch LCD screen." |
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| Panasonic DMC FS3 | 84/100 |
| "This is an impressive pocket camera. Easy to use, takes a good picture and fits into a pocket. It is well made and has an unfussy design. With a few extras such as image stabilisation it ticks all the right boxes." |
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| Panasonic DMC FS5 | 84/100 |
| "This is a very good little camera. It scores well for ease of use and I was very impressed by picture quality. If you are looking for a small camera that can produce sharp, bright photos with plenty of colour then take a good look at the DMC FS5." |
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| Panasonic DMC FX100 | 80/100 |
| "The Panasonic DMC FX100 is well worth taking a close look at if you are interested in a tidy, compact digital camera that takes a good photo. It is an unfussy camera and scores highly for ease of use. It has one or two extra features you do not always find on a simple point and shoot cameras." |
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| Panasonic DMC FX150 | 85/100 |
| Panasonic have produced a very good camera with the DMC FX150. With extra features, good photo quality and a simple design I would be very happy to own this camera. It is capable of producing good snapshots. |
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| Panasonic DMC FX33 | 79/100 |
| "Easy to use, looks good fits into a pocket. That all sounds good, but I was a bit disappointed by the picture quality I managed to achieve with this camera. Usually I like Panasonic cameras, but I struggled with this one." |
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| Panasonic DMC FX35 | 83/100 |
| "This camera ticks most of the right boxes. Picture quality is very good, the camera is stylish and it is also easy to use. The camera also has the widest lens I have tested for a compact camera. It will also slip into a pocket." |
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| Panasonic DMC FX500 | 82/100 |
| Loads of features, including manual exposure modes and High Definition movies. This camera offers something more than all the more standard pocket cameras. It is well worth closer inspection. |
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| Panasonic DMC FX55 | 80/100 |
| "Easy to use, takes a decent picture and slips into a pocket. This camera also has a wide angle lens and a few extra features when compared to other simpler, point and shoot digital cameras. Well worth a look." |
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| Panasonic DMC FZ18 | 83/100 |
| With its super length zoom lens (18x) there is bound to be a lot of interest in the Panasonic DMC FZ18. I was impressed with the photos it took and it is also one of the most feature laden digital cameras you can buy. |
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| Panasonic DMC FZ8 | 85/100 |
| "The Panasonic DMC FZ8 is one of the best super zoom digital cameras I have tested. It is also available at a very reasonable price. Picture quality is very good indeed. There are a wide range of features, but Panasonic have still managed to make the DMC FZ8 easy to use." |
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| Panasonic DMC LS75 | 79/100 |
| "This is a simple, yet effective digital camera. If you do not wish to spend a fortune and the look and style of the camera is not of great importance to you then this camera is well worth considering. I found it took a decent photo in most situations." |
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| Panasonic DMC LS80 | 79/100 |
| This camera outperforms many cameras with a similar specification and price tag. It really comes into its own with its ease of use. You will also find one or two features that are not normally associated with entry level cameras such as image stabilisation and widescreen movies. |
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| Panasonic DMC LX2 | 81/100 |
| The Panasonic DMC LX2 is an advanced digital camera with ten megapixels and a wide angle lens. It has many features you would expect to find on a digital SLR. On the whole the camera performed well in my tests. In fact it was outstanding in lowlight. |
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| Panasonic DMC LZ10 | 78/100 |
| I would have liked to have seen a touch more sharpness and a touch more brightness in some of the shots I took with the Panasonic DMC LZ10. It has a good set of features and is available for a reasonable price. |
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| Panasonic DMC LZ7 | 79/100 |
| "The Panasonic DMC LZ7 offers twice the standard amount of zoom for only a little more money than a fairly basic digital camera. It is easy to use and takes a decent, if not perfect, picture." |
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| Panasonic DMC LZ8 | 79/100 |
| "This camera has a specification that is a step up from more basic point and shot models. It includes manual exposure modes. Picture quality is not perfect, but the camera is available for quite a low price." |
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| Panasonic DMC TZ3 | 82/100 |
| "The Panasonic DMC TZ3 is a very good digital camera. It has a long zoom lens, images stabilisation and a wide angle lens. It is pretty straightforward and easy to use. One of the biggest selling points of the camera is its compact body size." |
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| Panasonic DMC TZ4 | 83/100 |
| "This camera will do a good job for you. It manages to do more or less exactly what it sets out to do. So if you are after for a straightforward, compact camera, with a longer zoom that can take a good photo take a look at this one." |
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| Panasonic DMC TZ5 | 83/100 |
| Panasonic market the DMC TZ5 as a travel camera. With its long zoom lens and relatively compact body I think they have that right. Picture quality is impressive and the camera is easy to use. It is well worth a close look. |
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| Ricoh Caplio R7 | 80/100 |
| "The Caplio R7 has an excellent specification and low shutter lag times. It worked well in most outdoor situations and I really like the colours. With a longer than standard wide angle, zoom lens this camera has a lot going for it." |
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| Ricoh R8 | 78/100 |
| This is a retro style camera with a wide angle lens. Picture quality is good and I like the camera. It is a bit bigger than pocket sized, but it does have its own distinctive style. |
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| Samsung Digimax NV20 | 79/100 |
| This camera just falls short when it comes to picture quality. If it could improve by a few percentage points in key areas it would be a very useful camera. It has a unique design and style. There is also a basic manual exposure mode. |
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| Samsung Digimax S760 | 79/100 |
| This is one of the best entry level digital cameras on the market. I was very impressed with my test shots. The Digimax S760 produced a series of shots that are some way above average. The camera is also easy to use and has a low price tag. |
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| Samsung L210 | 80/100 |
| A good little camera that is easy to overlook when up against some of the more prominent brands. I found it takes a good photo in most situations and offers some extra flexibility when it comes to the features it has. |
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| Samsung NV24HD | 80/100 |
| The NV24HD offers something different to many digital cameras. It can shoot high definition movies, has a manual exposure mode and also has a wide angle lens. Shutter lag times are much faster than average too. Well worth a closer look. |
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| Sony DSC H10 | 80/100 |
| "This camera will appeal to anyone who needs plenty of zoom, but is looking for a smaller camera to carry around. With a manual exposure mode, a fast responding shutter, good all round photo quality, you have a camera that is very impressive." |
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| Sony DSC H50 | 82/100 |
| Overall I was impressed by this camera. Picture quality is good and although the camera has a number of advanced features Sony have been able to make the camera as easy to use as possible. When it comes to shutter lag this is one of the fastest cameras around. |
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| Sony DSC H7 | 82/100 |
| This camera has a lot of good points. If I was looking for a super zoom camera this one would certainly make my short list. It was able to produce very fast shutter response times and includes a number of more advanced features. |
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| Sony DSC S500 | 72/100 |
| Overall the Sony DSC S500 is a bit of a disappointment to me. I was unable to produce a set of test photos up to the usual standard I see from Sony. It is not easy to find high quality digital cameras in this price range and although this camera is worth a look I think there are better cameras around. |
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| Sony DSC S650 | 74/100 |
| "The Sony DSC S650 is a seven megapixel, easy to use, starter digital camera. Overall I was disappointed with the picture quality. There are also one or two further issues you need to be aware of as well." |
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| Sony DSC S730 | 77/100 |
| "The Sony DSC S730 may not be anything spectacular, but if you are looking for a simple digital camera without pretensions to be anything else then this camera is worth a closer look. Its main strengths are ease of use and a low price tag." |
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| Sony DSC T2 | 83/100 |
| "This camera is certainly not short of features. In fact it is hard to know where to start. I personally like the red eye fix, but it also has 4GB of built in storage, a touch control LCD screen and image stabilisation. Just as important it also takes a decent photo. Recommended." |
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| Sony DSC T300 | 82/100 |
| "The stand out feature of the Sony DSC T300 is the large 3.5 inch, touch LCD screen. The DSC T300 also has image stabilisation, Face Detection, HD compatible output and a smile shutter that will automatically take a photo when someone smiles." |
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| Sony DSC T70 | 82/100 |
| Picture quality and build quality place the DSC T70 towards the front rank of true pocket sized digital cameras. It also has very fast shutter response times. |
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| Sony DSC W110 | 81/100 |
| "I like this camera. It is straightforward and effective. Sony have priced it at about the right level. If you are looking for a no fuss, pocket camera this one could well be worth a look." |
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| Sony DSC W120 | 80/100 |
| "This is a steady, pocket sized digital camera. It is one of the cheaper small compacts from a leading brand. The camera is easy to use and the emphasis has been placed on point and shoot simplicity rather than more advanced features." |
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| Sony DSC W130 | 80/100 |
| "Simple and easy to use, the Sony DSC W130 is small and compact. It takes a decent shot in most situations. The camera has a simple design and the fact it has a viewfinder is likely to be a plus point to many people." |
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| Sony DSC W170 | 77/100 |
| This is a decent camera and I am sure the wide angle lens will come in handy for many people. It is easy to use and has the added attraction of a viewfinder. You can also slip this camera into most pockets without a problem. |
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| Sony DSC W300 | 80/100 |
| "There are plenty of megapixels and also extra features compared to other similar digital cameras. Picture quality just falls short of being top drawer, but if you are looking for megapixels and features to play with this is well worth closer inspection." |
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| Sony DSC W55 | 81/100 |
| I found it difficult to find fault with the Sony DSC W55. For a pocket sized digital camera it is relatively inexpensive. Despite that it has all the regular features you would expect to find and is well worth a close look. |
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| Sony DSC W80 | 80/100 |
| The Sony DSC W80 is a mid priced, pocket sized digital camera. It performs well in most situations. I was also impressed by the speed of the camera when taking a photo. In fact when it comes to shutter lag it is the fastest camera I have tested for a long time. |
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| Sony DSC W90 | 80/100 |
| A pretty solid offering from Sony. Low price for a camera you can slip into a pocket. |
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