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• Canon Powershot SD400 - IXUS 50 Review at Steve’s Digicam
The Steve's Digicam gives its verdict on Canon Powershot SD400 and writes "Small cameras require small batteries - the SD400 is powered by a proprietary NB-4L rechargeable Li-ion pack that's good for over 200 shots with full time use of the color LCD. With the LCD off you can expect substantially more. We still recommend the purchase of a second battery pack because the camera cannot be powere...
• Fuji Film FinePix S3100 Review at Steve’s Digicam
In its Review of Fuji Film FinePix S3100, Steve's Digicam writes "The S3100's 4.0 megapixel resolution produces images of up to 2272 x 1704 for photo-quality prints up to 8 x 10 inches in size. Its 6x optical zoom will bring distance subjects closer with a 39-234mm (35mm equivalent) focal range. This is a stylish point-n-shoot that offers fully automatic operation with creative scene modes. It als...
• Nikon D50 Reviews
Nikon D50 Reviews at all the websites on Internet were compiled by our team. The Final Rating given by us to Nikon D70 is 88 out of 100, which Comes in Excellent Category. Nikon D50 is 10.2 mega pixel Digital SLR Camera. The LCD size is 2.5 inches. This camera can capture 3 frames per second and in this manner hundred pictures may be taken regularly. This Camera start ups in 0.2 seconds. Get...
• Canon PowerShot S3 IS Review at Luminous Landscape
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 versatility, and a very high quality movie mode with a dedicated activation button are ici...
• Canon EOS-1D Mark III Review by DPExpert
In its review by DPexpert for Canon EOS-1D Mark III it says "The 10 megapixel sensor delivers fine images and the 10 frames per second burst speed keeps up with the action. Holding the shutter release button down in burst mode records up to 110 images to the memory buffer before writing to the memory card, both CF and SD. The massive battery pack keeps the power coming for this continuous shooting...
• Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ18K Review at CNet
The Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ18K Review at Cnet writes "Digital camera type: Full body; Resolution: 8.1 megapixels; Optical zoom: 18 x; Display type: 2.5 in LCD display; Flash memory: 27 MB - Integrated ". Read more about Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ18K Review Get Price of Panasonic Lumix FZ18K ...
• Canon SX10 Review - Part 2
Speed of Canon SX10 - The startup time for Canon SX10 is 1.9 seconds. The similar delay of 1.9 seconds is between the shots. The shutter lag is typically 0.08 seconds. The Zooming and Photo snap is quite ok for this type of camera. In my opinion the Canon SX10 speed is good. Image quality - The Image quality of Canon SX10 is crisp and sharp. The pictures were suitable for all print sizes. The c...
• Full Review of Canon Powershot SD800
Verdict - The Canon Powershot SD800 works quite fast, gives good shots, nice design therefore deemed Good. ( 7.6 out of 10 ) This Camera is 7.1 mega pixel camera with 3.8x ( 28-105mm) optical zoom with 15x combined Zoom. The view screen is 2.5 inch LCD with wide views. The Focusing range is 1.5 feet to infinity in norm al mode. In macro mode the focusing range is 3-60 cm in wide and 30-60cm ...
• Canon PowerShot A470
The Canon Power Shot A470 is new 7.1 mega pixel camera with 3.4X Optical zoom. There are some manual controls. There are 14 shooting modes. The camera will be available in March at $129.99. Get the Price of Canon Powershot A470 Canon PowerShot A470 News Release Extract The successor to last year’s successful entry level PowerShot A460 camera, the new 7.1 megapixel A470 mode...
• Samsung S1050 Review by Computer Active
Computer Active in its review of Samsung S1050 says that "The S1050 has a responsive face-recognition mode, which focuses on a person or people in the frame, provided both eyes are facing the camera. This means that if the person moves, the focus automatically adjusts, and we found this feature worked well. It also has image stabilisation, which helps keep shots sharp in low light but is slow to p...