The camera comes as a replacement for the SD1000 (IXUS 70). The key features of this ultra compact aren’t anything to write home about but the SD1100 promises to be another solid point and shoot tool coming out of the Canon stables.
Popularity: 13%
the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS20 is an easy-to-use, fairly responsive compact camera that is particularly well suited to the beginner or anyone who requires a purely point-and-shoot camera.
Popularity: 6%
The 1Ds Mark III can capture beautiful, amazingly detailed images. Colors are extremely accurate and, as mentioned above, the automatic white balance system does a great job of keeping color neutral across a wide range of lighting.
Popularity: 5%
Casio has been making cameras like this for a long time, and has got it down to a fine art. The Z77’s body is all aluminium with a brushed finish, and is available in a range of colours, including silver, blue, pink, black and the red version.
Popularity: 6%
Much like with the DMC-FS5, we found that the FS20’s shutter release speed to be a tad less zippy than advertised. Despite running on Panasonic’s latest Venus Engine IV processor, the response time between pressing the shutter button and capturing a shot tended to vary.
Popularity: 7%
Colour balance was one area the MJU 840 struggled a little. It has no custom white balance option, meaning you’re stuck with the preset configurations or the automatic mode, both of which caused us some problems.
Popularity: 10%
Different shooting modes are present within the Optio S10’s menu system, which allow you to optimise the camera for the situation at hand, but we found its auto mode to be optimal.
Popularity: 5%
The DMC-FS5 is the latest camera to adopt this crowd-pleasing technology, with a few extra refinements (including automatic exposure and red-eye reduction) thrown in for good measure.
Popularity: 7%
The Tough 850SW is the cheaper of two new models in its Tough range and while it doesn’t make many improvements over the Tough 790SW we looked at a while ago, it is still a great option for the more rugged photographer
Popularity: 12%
The all-weather Stylus 1200 follows the standard Stylus design that has been around for a while; the asymmetrical lines don’t do much for ergonomics, but it does make for a sleek, attractive look.
Popularity: 6%
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