Compact Digital Camera review: “The ABCs of Point-and-Shoot Cameras”
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Just come across this new article from PC magazine. The title of the article is “The ABCs of Point-and-Shoot Cameras”. The writer of the article has a very details review on some Compact Digital Camera Best model available in the market today. Here are some highlights of the content:
The write arrange the models into 3 classes: under $200, between $200-$300 and $300+(according to their list price). It covers a wide range of brand like Canon, Sony, Fuji, Panasonic, Nikon, Kodak, Pentax and Casio. If you are in the market of buying your next compact digital camera, don’t miss out this article.
Canon PowerShot A590 IS (“IS” stands for image stabilization) is one of the under $200 model, it is their favorite budget compact camera(in fact, it is my favorite in this price range too), this model offers a number of advanced features such as face detection, image stabilization, and some manual exposure settings, for a very sweet $179.99.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T2, however offer a cool feature which let you do in-camera editing through the touch screen controls so that you can, for example, remove red-eye from your shots before you even take the images off the camera. It also features 4GB of onboard storage, eliminating the need for memory cards.
The Nikon Coolpix P60 has another interesting feature: Its electronic viewfinder providing access to the entire menu system and letting you review images as well. (While an electronic viewfinder looks just like an optical viewfinder, the image you see is actually projected onto a tiny screen.). Why? You may ask….may be in case the environment is too bright to look at the LCD screen, or you drop the camera and the LCD screen broken?
Beside taking still pictures, compact digital camera also take video, in this area, two models need to mention: Kodak EasyShare M1033 offers the ability to record HD-quality video at a resolution of 1,280-by-720 at 30 frames per second, while Casio Exilim EX-Z9 and EX-Z80, are integrated with YouTube, so you can easily upload and title your videos without even visiting the site.
read the full article here:
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2330645,00.asp
The NV100HD is claimed to be the world’s highest 14.7 megapixel 28mm wide angle lens digital camera. But it also boosts Samsung’s Smart Touch 2.0 User Interface and Matrix Menu as well as 720p resolution video, Dual Image Stabilisation, ISO 3200 capability and Samsung’s Perfect Portrait System. It won’t be available until August, but here’s a quick review to help you decide whether it’s worth saving your pennies for in the meantime.
For £179, you get a 10.2 megapixel camera with a 5x optical zoom lens, intelligent 2.7 inch LCD screen and light sensitivity up to ISO3200. But what else does the Samsung NV9 offer?
http://www.microglobe.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?pName=canon-powershot-g9-compact-digital-camera offers New Canon PowerShot G9 camera. Canon G9 offers high speed operation and accurate image rendering through Canon’s DIGIC III processor, which also powers Face Detection Technology. In addition to focus and exposure control, Face Detection Technology has been improved on the PowerShot G9 to adjust for flash exposure — particularly helpful when using the flash close to a subject.The PowerShot G9 is compatible with a range of optional lens accessories, including wide (0.75x) and tele (2.0x) converter lenses. A waterproof case allows for shooting at depths of up to 40 metres. Offering a level of flexibility typically only found on digital SLRs, the PowerShot G9 provides photo enthusiasts with a camera that’s fully equipped to lift the limits of their creative potential.