Digital Camera Reviews

The canon SX10 was announced on 17th September 2008.
Basic features - The canon SX10 is 10 mega pixel camera with 20x optical zoom. The optical zoom is equivalent to 28mm to 560mm ( 35mm format). The Camera has 2.5 inches LCD with movable link. The Camera has new Digic IV Processor. The features includes Optical Image [...]

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The Sony DSC T77 is 10.1 mega pixel camera with 3 inches LCD. The Camera has optical zoom of 4x. This Zoom is equal to 35mm to 140mm (in 35mm Format). The Camera has internal memory of 15MB.
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Camera Features - The Canon Powershot SD890 has 5x optical zoom. This zoom is equivalent to 37-185mm in 35mm equivalent. The Lens is open and shut type covered by protective shutter. In my opinion the speed of lens is bit slow. You have to compromise for 37mm where as you gain for telephoto range.
The Canon [...]

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In its review of Canon EOS 30D the Bobatkins writes “I’ve been shooting with an EOS 20D since it was introduced in the fall of 2004 and I’ve been very happy with it. I expected the EOS 30D to be essentially the same and in many ways it is, though I have to admit that it [...]

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The Symbiosis Girls which lives in hostel has some pics on Internet. This is from Pune. Below are the pictures
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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, [...]

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In its review of the Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS, the Digital Camera Review writes “The Canon PowerShot SD1000, like the original Olympus Stylus and the classic Rollei 35S, appealed not only to casual photographers and snapshooters looking for a truly pocketable camera, but also found acceptance with more sophisticated photographers looking for a solid walk-around [...]

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In its review of Canon EOS 30D the PCWorld writes “The most important change to the 30D is the addition of a spot meter. Previous models offered a partial metering mode that read the middle 9 percent of the viewfinder, but the spot meter capably reads the middle 3.5 percent. The evaluative and center-weight averaging [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A470, the Ask the Photographer writes “One of the latest “A” series models from Canon this year, the PowerShot A470 is one of the best deals available for an entry-level digital camera. The combination of excellent quality images, increased performance from previous models and the all around ease of [...]

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In its Review of the Canon Power shot A580, the Steve’s Digicam writes “Performance from the A580 did not disappoint. It was able to capture its first image after being turned on in just 1.8 seconds. Shutter lag, the time from when you press the shutter release until the camera captures an image, is just [...]

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The website of Boston Marathon gives following Marathon MapCOURSE DESCRIPTION
The historic course starts on Main St. in the rural New England town of Hopkinton and follows Route 135 [...]

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Boston Marathon is the World’s oldest marathon which is held once a year. This Marathon is managed by The Boston Athletic Association and  by John Hancock Financial Services.
QUALIFYING
To qualify to run the Boston Marathon, entrants must run a qualifying time at a certified marathon. Qualifying times are determined by [...]

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In its review of Canon Powershot A590, the Steve’s Digicam writes “Image quality from this 8-megapixel consumer model was excellent. The outdoor samples showed great exposure and vivid colors. Canon includes a nice 4x lens on this camera, that also features their Optical Image Stabilization system. This actually enables you to shoot at shutter speeds 2-3 [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A470, the Imaging resource writes “Image quality, color, and exposure are all good with the Canon PowerShot A470. Overall color is bright and vibrant, yet still natural. Bright reds and blues are a bit oversaturated, which is common among consumer digital cameras because many consumers prefer brighter-than-life color in [...]

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The Canon Powershot SD900 Review at Cnet says “The Canon PowerShot SD900 is a moderately fast shooter, especially for a 10-megapixel model. After waiting 1.3 seconds from power-on to first shot, we managed to snap one photo every 2.3 seconds. With the onboard flash enabled, that wait increased to a still-respectable 3 [...]

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In its Verdict of Canon Powershot G9, the Online Photographer writes “Specs and features aside, how are the G9’s images? Honestly, while they aren’t 5D-quality (another 12 MP camera) they are genuinely excellent. The G9’s meter maintains good shadow detail in reasonable scenes and does a pretty good job of keeping highlights [...]

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In its review of Canon Power shot G7 Trusted Reviews writes “Other features it shares with earlier G-series models include the flash hot-shoe, which is dedicated with TTL metering for Canon’s excellent EX series Speedlite flashguns. It also has a large optical viewfinder with dioptre correction, which would be handy [...]

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In its review of Canon A650 the CNET writes “With its great picture quality and wealth of features, the Canon PowerShot A650 IS makes a great camera for amateur photographers who either don’t want to step up to a digital SLR yet, or who simply want a secondary camera alongside their SLR. [...]

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When comparing Panasonic Lumix FX33 and TZ3, there is clear indication that DMC-TZ3 is better choice because it has more optical zoom of 10x compared to .6x in fx33. Also the view LCD size is 3 inches whereas Fx-33 has 2.5 inches LCD. Although FX33 has better resolution but according me to winner is TZ3 [...]

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In the Review of the Sony Cybershot DSC-S650, cameras.co.uk writes “I know the Sony DSC S650 is not the most expensive digital camera, but I was still disappointed by its performance. Shutter lag with the flash, the performance of the LCD in bright sunshine and the lack of sharpness it the outdoor [...]

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In its Review of Fujifilm Finepix F40fd , the Digital Camera Info writes “Fujifilm FinePix F20 - The Fujifilm FinePix F20 was released last year with many classic characteristics of the F-series line: 6.3 megapixels on a 1/1.7-inch Super CCD, a 36-108mm 3x optical zoom lens, a 2.5-inch LCD screen, and ISO [...]

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In its Verdict of Canon Powershot G9, the Digital Camera Review writes “As recently as two years ago many digital camera industry insiders were predicting the imminent demise of top of the line (read expensive) prosumer/enthusiast digital cameras due to the introduction of affordable entry-level digital SLRs – those dire prophecies clearly [...]

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The Canon A590 is announced in January 2008 whereas Canon A570 is old camera.

Features
Canon A590
Canon A570

Resolution
8 mega pixel
7.1 mega pixel

Zoom Lens
4x (35mm-140mm equivalent)

4x optical zoom lens (35mm equivalent: 35–140mm f/2.6 W–f/5.5 T)

LCD Screen
2.5 inch
2.5 inch

Shooting Modes
19 modes
14 modes

Converter Lens
Yes (a 1.75X tele-converter, a 0.7X wide converter and a 52mm close-up lens)
Yes

Image Processing engine
Digic III
Digic [...]

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The Sony Alpha A350 DSLR is 14.2 mega pixel camera with Quick AF Live View System which focus the object very fast on 2.7 inches LCD. Even if object moves you can have focus on the it.
The A350 can shoot upto 2.5 frames per second. The DSLR-A350 will come with a DT 18-70mm f3.5-5.6 [...]

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The Sony Alpha A300 DSLR is 10.2 mega pixel camera with Quick AF Live View System which focus the object very fast on 2.7 inches LCD. Even if object moves you can have focus on the it.
The A300 can shoot upto 3 frames per second. The DSLR-A300 will come with  a DT 18-70mm f3.5-5.6 standard [...]

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Here is Comparison Chart of Panasonic Lumix FX33 and FX35
There is remarkable difference in picture quality of DMC-FX35 and DMX FX33. The DMC-FX35 has Venus Image IV which has one new feature Intelligent Exposure – In this feature the camera automatically increases or decreases the brightness of those areas of picture where it is dark [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A570 IS, the Digital Camera Info writes “However, for just over $200, the PowerShot A570IS is a bargain for casual users, who will benefit from its hefty feature set. The face detection and image stabilization combination will save, conservatively, gazillions of snapshots taken by the careless, [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A720 , NeoCamera gives its review “The Canon Powershot A720 IS is an excellent digital camera. Without compromising on image quality, the A720 packs a rich feature set at an affordable price. Its 6X stabilized zoom gives users more reach that most compact cameras. Although there [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A570 IS, the Trusted Reviews writes “With the PowerShot A570 IS Canon continues what is arguably the best value series of mid-range enthusiast’s cameras on the market. Performance, build quality and design are up to Canon’s usual high standard, it has a wider range of features [...]

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In its review of Nikon Coolpix S50c , the Cnet writes “At the camera’s lowest sensitivity of ISO we saw almost no noise, but at ISO 200 noise crept in slightly, manifesting as tiny white specks, but it was only really viewable on monitors and not in prints. At ISO 400, noise grew [...]

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In its review of Canon PowerShot SD1000 / Digital IXUS 70, the Photography Blog writes “Just as impressively, Canon have managed to include a large LCD screen and small optical viewfinder despite the tiny dimensions of the IXUS 70. Unfortunately image quality isn’t quite up to the high standards set by the rest [...]

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In its Review of Canon Power Shot S3, the Cnet writes "This criterion covers the look and feel of the camera as well as ease of operation. We look for qualities such as a relatively flat learning curve (relative to the sophistication of the feature set); buttons, dials, and other controls that are easy to [...]

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In its Review of Canon Power Shot S3, the Lets Go Digital writes "The Canon PowerShot S3 IS is not your average digital compact camera with a large zoom range. It is in fact a multimedia device. After all, this camera enables you to do so much more than take photos; you now have the [...]

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In its Review of Canon Power Shot S3, the Digital Camera info writes "The Canon PowerShot S3 IS has a lot of solid functions, but its actual image quality has yet to be tested. Its predecessor, the S2, produced noisy images that didn’t have great colors for a Canon. Still, the S3 has a whole [...]

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In its Review of Nikon D40x, the Popphoto writes "Noise suppression was generally better than the D80’s and much better than the Rebel’s. As ISOs increased, the D40x’s resolution exceeded that of the Rebel. Its noise levels of 0.9, 1.05, and 1.05 at ISOs of 100, 200, and 400, respectively, would qualify for a Ridiculously [...]

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In its review of Kindle the amazon writes “Three years ago, we set out to design and build an entirely new class of device—a convenient, portable reading device with the ability to wirelessly download books, blogs, magazines, and newspapers. The result is Amazon Kindle. We designed Kindle to provide an exceptional reading experience. Thanks to [...]

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In the Review of Canon Powershot SD850 Reghardware write “Movie mode lets you shoot VGA - 640 x 480 resolution - movies at 30fps with stereo sound. And in addition, the Time Lapse Movie function can capture changing scenes, for example a flower slowly blooming, drifting clouds or a bustling city street - and accelerate [...]

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In its Verdict Review of Canon Powershot A710, Techtree Writes “Aforementioned, the Powershot A710 IS uses 2 AA Alkaline or NiMH batteries to draw power from. We used 2 AA 2600 NiMH batteries and shot close to 350 pictures with minimum reviewing and flash usage while we got to shoot just about 315 pictures with [...]

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In its Review Verdict of Canon EOS 400D Digital Trends writes “This one is a toughie. Usually your intrepid reviewer has no problem calling winners and losers. Here there really aren’t any losers in the negative sense—there are trade-offs. The Sony has the heft and features including image stabilization for every lens. This makes it [...]

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Steve’s Digicam Reviews the Canon Powershot S5 IS and give its conclusion that “Indoors, the S5 also performed well. The flash has an above average range of about 17 feet at wide angle (ISO Auto), and when combined with the 36mm wide angle extreme, will afford you nice interior shots in mid sized [...]

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In its review of Canon Power shot G7 Imaging Resource writes “While the G7 is unquestionably a superb camera, head and shoulders above anything else at the same size or price, the slower lens, smaller profile and lack of RAW mode will deter many potential buyers from trading in their G6. Instead of [...]

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In its Verdict Review of Canon Powershot A710, Megapixel Writes “Set to the playback, the DISP. button cycles through three presentations. One simply displays the image file number at the top of the monitor, and its position within the images contained in the folder at the lower left, followed by an indication of the image’s [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A720 ,  Digital Trends gives its review “The Canon PowerShot A720 IS comes with everything you need to get started including a pair of batteries, cables, a huge 210-page owner’s manual, software starter guide and Canon’s Digital Camera Solution CD ROM ver. 31.0. The disk has ZoomBrowser EX 6.0, [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A570 IS, the Steves Digicam writes “Our indoor and outdoor portrait results were good. While the dedicated Portrait scene mode does well, I also used the Av (Aperture priority) mode. Doing so with the aperture value set as low as possible (usually f/4.5 - f/5.0 at the mid telephoto [...]

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In its Verdict of Canon Powershot G9, the Popular Photography writes “But inside, it’s a different story. The G9 marks the return of RAW to this line of cameras, a move that is sure to please the hardcore shooters, along with an interesting new “Adaptive Noise Control” function in the ZoomBrowser (PC)/ImageBrowser (Mac) RAW converter. [...]

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In the review of Canon Powershot SD800 at Trusted Reviews writes “The Canon Digital IXUS 850 IS combines every piece of cutting edge technology currently available in the digital camera market into one beautifully made high-performance package, and tops it off with superb image quality. It’s an expensive luxury gadget, but if [...]

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In its Review Verdict of Canon EOS 400D Cnet writes “Although much of the design remains the same as the XT’s–it comes in either black or metallic-silver plastic–there are a couple of key changes. The LCD display grew from 1.8 to 2.5 inches, which essentially squeezed the status/info LCD into the ether. [...]

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In its review of Canon PowerShot SD1000 / Digital IXUS 70, the Digital Trends writes “Since this is a point-and-forget camera, there is a minimal amount of buttons. To the right of the screen are the usual buttons, including a four-way controller with set button, one to change the display onscreen (grid lines [...]

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In its Verdict Review of Canon Powershot A710, ephotozine Writes “The A710 IS offers something of a middle ground in terms of functionality. The 6x optical zoom is nice, but it’s not a really telling feature, just good to have, and the image stabilisation works well with it. The resolution is good, but other in [...]

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In its Review Verdict of Canon EOS 400D the digital picture writes “If you want a big step up in capabilities from a prosumer point & shoot camera, the 400D/Rebel XTi will be an excellent choice. This may be the right time for original Canon 300D Digital Rebel users to make a jump [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A570 IS, the Good Gear Guide writes “The A570IS follows the standard PowerShot design, with a slightly chunky, jutting hand grip and a silver plastic body. It isn’t the sturdiest unit we’ve seen, as there is little metal in the construction, but it should survive some rough treatment. The [...]

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Luminous Landscape reviews the Canon EOS 40D and writes - ‘My time with the 40D was short, but I found that shooting about a thousand frames over a long weekend was all I needed to be able to draw some preliminary conclusions. These are, in brief, that the image quality of [...]

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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 [...]

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In its review of Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W80, the Cnet writes “The DSC-W80 boasts a newer, prettier interface than the other W-series Cyber-shots. The camera’s tweaked system is much more colorful than those of the W35 and W55, and resembles the Playstation Portable’s menu system more than any camera’s. The home button activates this new design [...]

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In its review of  Canon Power shot G7 Digital camera Info writes “When compared to other compact digital cameras, the Canon PowerShot G7 looks like a strong option. It has serious resolution at 10 megapixels, a nice 6x optical zoom lens with optical image stabilization, and its new Digic III processor allows more [...]

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In its review of  Nikon D200,  Lets Go Digital writes “‘I believe the Nikon D200 is just the right product for all Nikon fans waiting out there. Ok you could argue about the fact that it took Nikon this long to anticipate to the fast changing market, but hey.. it’s here now! [...]

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In its review of the Sony Cybershot DSC-H3, the Cnet writes “Image quality from the H3 can be quite nice if you stick with ISOs 100 and 200, though that niceness is marred a bit by the lens’ noticeable distortion, as well as some purple fringing on high-contrast edges toward the edges of [...]

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In its review of Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50, the Imaging Resource writes “Other than that, the camera is logically laid out with all the buttons clearly marked. Unfortunately, the buttons are a little too small. Anyone familiar with Panasonic’s Lumix models, particularly the Lumix FZ30, will know the layout and iconography on the [...]

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In its review of Kodak Easyshare Z712 , the Digital Camera Info writes “In the increasingly crowded high-zoom, SLR-like digital camera market, consumers are faced with many options. These cameras offer the feel of an SLR in a smaller size with many automatic options. Some manufacturers are offering solid examples and are [...]

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LAPTOP Magazine Reviews Kodak Easyshare C653 and writes “Thankfully, the photos produced by the EasyShare C653 look better than the camera itself. Featuring a 3X optical zoom, 20 scene modes, and an antishake setting, the EasyShare C653 packs some impressive features. On our tests, photos were slightly undersaturated, but colors and focus [...]

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In its Review of Fujifilm Finepix F31fd, the Trusted reviews writes its verdict “Like its predecessor the F30, the Fujifilm FinePix F31fd has the best high-ISO performance on the market, as well as a number of other useful features, not least of which is class-leading battery duration. Build quality, style, performance and [...]

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In the Review of the Sony Cybershot DSC-S650, Laptop Magazine writes “Looking identical to, and having similar specs as two of Sony’s other digicams, the 7.2-MP Cyber-shot DSC-S650 doesn’t stand out as a low-cost shooter. The DSC-S650 packs a 3X optical zoom, a smaller two-inch display, and only a handful of scene [...]

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In its Review of Fujifilm Finepix F40fd , the Trusted reviews writes “Fujifilm continues to demonstrate that it is the only manufacturer that has successfully addressed the issue of image noise. The Finepix F40fd is an attractively designed, extremely well made camera with a good range of features and outstanding image quality. [...]

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In its Verdict of Canon Powershot G9, the Digital Camera Info writes “Canon made a lot of improvements on the PowerShot G9 – most notably the image quality, LCD screen, and RAW file capability. The Canon G9 offers more megapixels than its predecessor, the G7, which on paper suggests it will have [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A570 IS, the Digital camera Review writes “Canon might be marketing this camera to “family photographers”, but the A570 IS should appeal to a much wider range of shooters. With great image and color quality, image stabilization, excellent shutter lag and continuous shooting capability, manual controls [...]

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In its review of Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ18K , the Photography Review writes “The Intelligent Auto Mode in the DMC-FZ18 does all the work for you, making photo-taking trouble-free,” noted Alex Fried, National Marketing Manager, Imaging, Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company. “When taking into account the camera’s 18x optical zoom, which is among [...]

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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 [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A720 , Imaging Resource writes “The Canon A720 IS stands out for its usable ISO as high as 1,600 (for small prints, or larger with noise reduction software) and excellent image stabilization so useful you’ll always want it active. Considering you get that for under $250, it’s a bargain, [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A570 IS, the Kenrockwell writes “This is a nice camera, but not much less expensive than the tiny SD700 I prefer and use personally. For most people the slimmer and smaller SD700 or SD800 are better cameras because of their better batteries and flash systems. The A570 eats AA [...]

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In its review of Digital Camera review, the Nikon Coolpix S50c writes “The slow speed of the Coolpix S50c is probably the biggest downfall of this camera. If you’re ok with the camera’s speed, you’ll be pleased with this camera. While there are no advanced manual exposure modes, the target user of [...]

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In its review of Canon PowerShot SD1000 / Digital IXUS 70, the Mega Pixel writes “Increasing the sensitivity to 100 ISO, noise can only be detected in shadowed areas of photos that were captured under low light. At 200 ISO, the images clearly show more noise when captured in low light, but the [...]

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In its Review of Canon Power Shot S3, the Luminous Landscape writes “The Canon S3’s strength lies in its small size and long zoom reach, combined with Image Stabilization. While not a pocket digicam, it is coat pocket size, and therefore quite inconspicuous and portable. The use of AA batteries adds to the [...]

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In its Review of Nikon D40x, the Camera Labs writes “The Nikon D40x is certainly an interesting proposition. Nikon took the D40 which is a very successful beginners DSLR and equipped it with a sensor to compete against the Canon 400D / XTi. So far so good, but the D40x also inherits several weaker aspects [...]

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Digital Camera Info Reviews the Canon Powershot S5 IS and writes  that “The Canon PowerShot S5 IS combines a few aged components with some new technology and upgrades. The 8-megapixel ultra-zoom digital camera has a 12x optical zoom lens that has made several appearances on previous S-series models. The 12x lens used to be considered [...]

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In the Review of Canon Powershot SD850 Digital Camera Reviews write “I use the older version of the SD850 every day and won’t leave home, or even walk around my home, without it. If I needed another camera today I’d buy an SD850 in an instant. Enough said? . If you prefer slightly wider angles [...]

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In its Verdict Review of Canon Powershot A710,  Tech Tree Writes “The overall handling, operation, and usage is easy and has a high ‘feel good’ factor. The modes are very much specific for the job. It’ll without doubt take a few days (or social events) of getting used to but in the end, [...]

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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 [...]

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Panasonic Lumix DMC FX-55 has a review at  Good Gear guide and final verdict is “We also ran our speed tests, and this model performed quite well. It exhibited a fairly tiny 0.05-second shutter lag, 1.8 seconds between shots and a slightly more sluggish 2.5 seconds power up time. On another note, what was really [...]

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In its review of Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ18K , the  Trusted Reviews writes and gives its verdict “The Lumix FZ18 is a very nearly the ultimate super-zoom camera, with good performance and handling, an excellent range of features and a simply astonishing lens, made usable by an equally superb image stabilisation system. [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A570 IS, the Cnet  writes “The good: Optical image stabilization; manual exposure controls; good performance; optical viewfinder
The bad: Noisy at higher ISOs
The bottom line: Despite excessive noise at higher ISOs, Canon’s A570 IS offers an excellent value and an impressive feature set in its category”.
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In its Review of  Canon Power Shot S3, the Imaging Resource writes “The long-zoom digital camera market is getting pretty crowded these days, so it takes a lot for a product to really stand out. Despite the stiff competition though, the Canon PowerShot S3 IS is indeed a standout product. Building upon [...]

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In its Review of Nikon D40x, the Trusted Reviews writes “In the D40x Nikon may finally have got the entry-level DSLR that can give Canon a run for its money while holding off Sony’s advance. It is, by an admittedly narrow margin, a better camera than the EOS 400D in many respects, including [...]

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Bob Atkins Reviews the Canon Powershot S5 IS and writes “The Powershot S5 IS looks like a very capable digicam indeed. With an image stabilized lens covering 36-432mm and an ISO capability up to 1600, and pretty much the same shooting modes as the Canon DSLRs, there won’t be too many situations [...]

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In its Verdict Review of Canon Powershot A710,  Lets Go Digital Writes “Once again, Canon has delivered a great value with it’s A series in the form of the A710 IS. With its addition of image stabilization, you should be able to shoot a couple of shutter-speed stops slower than you normally would, making the [...]

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In its review of Canon PowerShot SD1000 / Digital IXUS 70, Steves Digicam writes “Building on the success of the Digital ELPH series of Powershot models, Canon introduces the new SD1000 for 2007. With all of the features that we have come to love about these cameras, the SD1000 offers 7-megapixels of resolution, [...]

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In its Review Verdict of Canon EOS 400D Lets Go Digital writes “The Canon EOS 400D had a speed performance of 3 frames per second with a maximum of 27 JPEG or 10 RAW format photos. Activating the EOS 400D takes about 0.2 seconds. The shutter speed range is B + 30 - [...]

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Steves Digicams reviews the Canon EOS 40D and writes - ‘Shooting performance is slightly improved over the 30D. It took 3/10 of a second between turning the camera on and capturing the first shot, a 1/10 second improvement. Waking the 40D from it’s power-saving sleep mode took only 2/10 second to [...]

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In its Verdict of Canon Powershot G9, the PopPhoto writes “We love the Panorama Assist mode on the Canon PowerShot G9, although some beginners might be confused or frustrated by it. See, unlike a lot of competitors, it doesn’t merge and downsample the pano-stitchers in-camera and output a low-resolution. It simply names [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A570 IS, the Lets Go Digital writes “Canon can congratulate itself with the PowerShot A-series cameras. For the past few years cameras in this class have been extremely popular, because of their versatile qualities. It’s amazing to see that the Canon PowerShot A570 IS has more [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A720 , Steves Digicam writes “The body of the camera is very comfortable to hold, as it was designed with an enlarged grip on the right side. The plastic construction not only makes for a tough, durable body, it also keeps the weight of the camera down. Featured on [...]

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The Nikon Coolpix S50c is 7.1 mega pixel camera with 3x optical zoom. The LCD size is 3 inches.
This Camera has build in Wi-Fi which is in addition to Nikon Coolpix S50. The Camera has one touch potrait button for acces to AF Face Priority and in camera red eye removal.
You cam create [...]

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In its review of Canon PowerShot SD1000 / Digital IXUS 70, the Imaging Resource writes “The Canon PowerShot SD1000 will instantly be usable for anyone already familiar with Canon compacts, and will only take a few minutes for everyone else to become quite comfortable as well. The SD1000’s feature set, which includes 10 [...]

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In its Review of Canon Powershot A570 IS, the Imaging Resource writes