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Olympus mju 9010 review

Olympus has provided the mju 9010 with a 10x optical zoom and an HD movie mode, but they aren't its only tricks. It also has an in-camera panorama mode, 2GB of internal storage and a set of 'Magic Filters'. It looks a pretty good deal compared to other compact superzooms at this price, too Read more

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6 May 2010 by Rod Lawton

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Olympus mju 1010 review

Another off the mju production line from Olympus, the compact 10-megapixel 1010 is slim and sleek, with good picture quality and reliable focus and exposure. The CCD-shift stabilisation works well -- this is particularly important with its impressive 7x optical zoom. Face detection is effective too, particularly with full-face portraits Read more

£180

22 May 2008 by Mark Harris

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Canon PowerShot A710 IS review

Canon has added image stabilisation to the latest, great value model in its A series. For average situations, the A710 IS' image quality is quite good -- most casual shooters will find that the camera is more than enough for their needs, and its versatile controls make it a nice spare camera for more advanced shooters, too Read more

£225

3 October 2006 by Philip Ryan

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ2B review

The 5-megapixel DMC-LZ2's vibration-damping optical image stabilisation is especially useful at the telephoto end of this compact's 6x zoom. High-performance burst shooting and easy operation increase the DMC-LZ2's appeal, but its lack of manual controls will disappoint photo enthusiasts Read more

£98

1 August 2005 by David D. Busch

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Canon PowerShot A650 IS review

The Canon PowerShot A650 IS proves that you don't need to invest in a dSLR to get manual options and large, detailed pictures. Featuring 12 megapixels and a range of shooting modes, the A650 IS gives you a great opportunity to control your images than most compact cameras Read more

£329

3 October 2007 by Will Greenwald

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Fujifilm FinePix T200 review

The Fujifilm FinePix T200 compact superzoom offers better pictures than you might expect for the price. It's easy to use as well, and not unattractive. Read more

£115

29 July 2011 by Nik Rawlinson

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZX3 review

The 14.1-megapixel Lumix DMC-ZX3 is a great little camera that packs an 8x super-wide-angle zoom into an impressively compact body. Panasonic's gone overboard with the 'intelligent' features, but it's capable of taking some good photos and can record 720p movies too Read more

£250

25 February 2010 by Rod Lawton

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Kodak EasyShare Z950 review

The 12.2-megapixel EasyShare Z950 with 10x zoom is a thoroughly respectable superzoom camera that, refreshingly, dispenses with the gimmickry seen in many competitors of late. It can be slow to shoot immediately consecutive photos, but its image quality is very good for its class Read more

£145

22 January 2010 by Joshua Goldman

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS37 review

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS37 isn't quite a superzoom, but it's larger and more expensive than many compacts, offering a useful balance of performance and versatility. It looks pretty smart while it's at it, too. Read more

£170

6 April 2011 by Nik Rawlinson