Olympus FE-250 Review By DigitalCameraReview

The FE-250 is the latest FE model that I’ve reviewed, and it’s the most expensive. It sets itself apart from the slightly cheaper FE-240 by adding a megapixel of capture resolution and by having a slightly higher resolution LCD.

DigitalCameraReview Reviewed the Olympus FE-250 and gave out”The FE-250 is the best performing model in the current FE lineup. While its image quality results are similar to the other models, it has the best overall operation speed. In particular, card access times are much better than its siblings. Otherwise, the FE-250 still has the slim, well-constructed metal body of the other FE cameras and all of the features that make it very usable for entry level users, like the built-in Guide system and plenty of on-screen help and descriptions.
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Pentax K100D Review By DigitalCameraInfo

The Pentax K100D is one of a slew of budget DSLRs with advanced features currently on the market. The 6-megapixel K100D has sensor-shift shake reduction and an excellent autofocus system, which boasts nine cross-points.\

DigitalCameraInfo reviews Pentax K100D and write - “The Pentax K100D is just what an entry-level DSLR should be

Olympus Stylus 770 SW review By pocket-lint

the 770 boosts the rugged good looks of the 725 but with increased waterproofing to 10-metres (that’s over 30 feet), which interestingly is the recreational dive limit.

Olympus Stylus 770 SW was reviewed By Pocket-lint and said”Picture quality is good at the Super High Quality and at lower ISO settings. Ease of use (under “normal

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8 Review by cameras.co.uk

Panasonic have included manual exposure and focusing controls with the DMC FZ8. This means that the camera is well suited to someone who is looking for a camera that is a clear step up from a typical point and shoot model.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8 was Reviewed by cameras.co.uk and gave out “
When looking at the picture quality, price and features of the Panasonic DMC LZ8 I would say it offers very good value for money. There are more expensive super zoom digital cameras, but there is not that much that sets them apart from this one”
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Olympus FE-240 Review By DigitalCameraReview

This one distinguishes itself from it’s cheaper sibling, the FE-230, by adding a 5x optical zoom. The FE-240 also has a 2.5 inch LCD. The Olympus FE line is well-suited to entry level digital photographers, with well-built cameras and plenty of easy to use features, like a built-in Guide system.

Olympus FE-240 was Reviewed By DigitalCameraReview and said”
If you have your eye on a new Olympus FE model and have a bit more to spend than you would on the FE-230, I would point you towards the FE-240, with its 5x optical zoom. They’re essentially identical cameras, except for the lens. While camera speed is not amazing and LCD is not always great outdoors, the camera takes solid, pleasing images. If you’re also looking for an affordable, slim camera with a 5x optical zoom, the FE-240 also fits the bill…..
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Nikon D40x Review By CNET

Nikon has introduced the D40x, which is nearly identical to the D40, but includes a 10.2-megapixel CCD sensor. Of course that means you now have to choose between saving some money, and possibly buying another lens or accessory, and getting more megapixels

CNET Reviewed the Nikon D40x and gave out”The good: Comfortable, compact body design; very low noise at higher ISOs; highly customizable menus; 10.2-megapixel CCD sensor. The bad: Slow kit lenses; RAW editing software costs extra; controls can be awkward; occasionally slow to focus; no automatic sensor cleaning; RAW-plus-JPEG mode limited to basic instead of fine JPEG compression.The bottom line: The Nikon D40x makes a very nice first dSLR, though experienced SLR shooters looking for a Nikon should spend the extra cash for the D80. “

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Samsung S730 Review By TrustedReviews

There are some genuine bargains, but they are heavily outnumbered by very poor quality cameras, usually from no-name brands, and choosing between the two is something of a nightmare unless you really know what you’re looking at. Even when you do know it can be difficult to tell the difference.

TrustedReviews reviewed the Samsung S730 and they write, “When used in good light and at low ISO settings, the Samsung S730 is a decent snapshot camera with good handling and performance, and a wider range of features than many budget compacts, but its very poor low light focusing means it will be of limited use in many social occasions. Build quality could also be better, but all in all not bad value for money.”

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Samsung S730 Plus Information Index
Samsung’s user-friendly point-and-shoot S730 digital camera represents the next generation of Samsung’s most popular point-and-shoot digital still camera products. This powerful, compact camera combines Samsung’s advanced image processing technology and quality optics with a straightforward, uncluttered user interface and stylish ergonomic design.

The S730 simplifies the picture-taking process to let photographers capture images without worrying about adjusting multiple settings. Samsung’s ASR image stabilization system helps to reduce camera shake and image blur during longer exposures and in situations where holding the camera steady is impossible or a tripod is unavailable. When taking pictures outdoors, the S730 automatically detects environmental light conditions through the CCD and adjusts the brightness of the LCD display for optimal image viewing. Continue Reading »

Olympus SP-550 UZ Review by Photoxels

This camera is packed with features that should appeal to the serious amateur photographer. It sports a new DSLR-look, has excellent build and construction, and very good handling.

Photoxels Reviewed the Olympus SP-550 UZ and gave out “the Olympus SP-550 UZ is a well designed and very good ultra zoom digital camera, is enjoyable to use, and the 18x wide-angle optical zoom blows past all its ultra zoom competitors. If you must have that much zoom power (and the wonderful wide-angle), no other ultra zoom can match it. Just don’t expect to be able to track and follow fast moving action at that long focal length. The SP-550 UZ is full-featured but it might take a knowledgeable photographer (or a beginner willing to learn) to make the most out of it. ”

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Canon PowerShot SD850 Plus Information Index

The PowerShot SD850 IS Digital ELPH camera also has an impressive array of top-tier photo features including an advanced ultra-compact zoom lens and optical viewfinder to easily capture, record and share brilliant images under a full range of shooting conditions, all within a curvaceous, eye-catching compact design.

“The PowerShot SD850 IS Digital ELPH camera continues the strong tradition of Digital ELPH imaging excellence and eye-catching style. Created out of Canon’s intimate understanding of the camera user’s needs and wants, the PowerShot SD850 IS Digital ELPH camera delivers the most up-to-date innovations in camera engineering and design. Our new product lineup provides an unmatched scope of offerings for consumers needing a digital camera with superior functions and style, backed by the Canon legacy of superior quality,” added Mr. Ishizuka. Continue Reading »