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• Nikon Coolpix S1 Review at Digital Camera Hq
In its Editor Comments of Nikon Coolpix S1 the Digital Camera Hq Writes "The pocket-sized Nikon Coolpix S1 is Nikon's answer to the Sony DSC-T33. Both cameras offer remarkably thin, all-metal bodies that make them perfect companions for a night on the town. Despite the Nikon S1's tiny size, (it is only 3/4" thick) it sports a huge 2.5" LCD and a 3x optical zoom. With a camera of this size ...
• Canon Powershot A640 Review at Cnet
In its Review of Canon Powershot A640, the Cnet gives its verdicts " The good: Lots of manual controls; flip-out LCD; accepts accessory lenses. The bad: Noisy at ISO 800; no image stabilization. The bottom line: It's not great in low light, but the A640 has plenty of features photographers will love". Read all Verdicts and Summary of Canon Powershot A640 Reviews Get the Price of C...
• Canon Powershot SD400 - IXUS 50 Review at Imaging resource
The Imaging Resource gives its verdict on Canon Powershot SD400 and writes "Pros: Good resolution Very nice color, bright without being overbearing Natural skin tones Good shutter response, especially when "prefocused" Incandescent and manual settings handle household incandescent lighting quite well. Excellent close-focusing for macro shots Accurate LCD viewfinder Very good low lig...
• Canon Powershot A710 Review at Digital Camera Hq
In its Verdict Review of Canon Powershot A710, Digital Camera Hq Writes "The A710 IS is Canon's first point-and-shoot to offer image stabilization, for reducing jitters and blur in deep zoom photos. When Canon debuted the A700, the 6x optical zoom was a new frontier for point-and-shoot cameras. It was very popular, but it wasn't quite perfect. Though not as susceptible to shaking and jittering...
• Canon EOS 450D (Canon EOS Rebel XSi) Review at Camera Labs
In its review of the Canon EOS 450D (Canon EOS Rebel XSi), the Camera Labs writes "Ultimately only you can decide which feature-set is better for you, and as always, we’d highly recommend picking up your shortlisted bodies in person – and if you go for either the 450D / XSi or the A350, we’d also recommend upgrading the kit lens sooner rather than later. The high resolution sensors on b...
• Nikon D80 Review at Hardware Zone
In its Review of Nikon D80 Hardware Zone writes "Sporting a new and improved 10.2-megapixel image sensor, the Nikon D80 immediately poses a concern and a challenge for Sony's infant A100 DSLR. The competition from Nikon's latest DSLR is all the more urgent considering some of its specifications such as the image processing engine, AF system, ISO sensitivity, noise reduction levels, metering sy...
• Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX33 Review at Computer Shopper
In its Review of Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX33 , Computer Shopper writes "The Intelligent Auto mode analyzes the subject and sets the most appropriate scene mode (such as Night Portrait or Scenery), exposure, shutter speed, and ISO for the current scene. It also employs face recognition and continuous autofocus. In tests shooting subjects ranging from fast-moving cars to kids standing outside ...
• Canon EOS 400D Review at Camera Labs
In its Review Verdict of Canon EOS 400D Camera Labs writes "Ultimately the Canon EOS 400D / Rebel XTi is a great entry-level digital SLR which improves on its predecessor in many respects. It has higher resolution without compromising noise levels, a wide variety of anti-dust features, a bigger screen which doubles-up for detailed shooting information, the AF system of its bigger brother and f...
• Canon Powershot S5 IS Review by Digital Camera Hq
Digital Camera Hq Reviews the Canon Powershot S5 IS and writes  "The S5 IS picks up where the S3 and S2 IS left off (what, no S4?), with a long 12x image stabilized zoom lens and 8 megapixel sensor. The biggest addition to this model is the Face Detection auto focus, which is smart enough to figure out that you're trying to take a picture of someone's face and not something ten feet behind th...
• Canon Powershot A710 Review at Photography Blog
In its Review of Canon Powershot A710, Photography Blog Writes "The Canon Powershot A710 IS is one of the most well-rounded compact digital cameras that we have reviewed recently, offering a great combination of portability, creative control and features. The 7 megapixel sensor may not grab the headlines, but it does offer a good compromise between image size and quality. There's hardly any ch...