Best Compact Digital Camera Reviews

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Nikon Coolpix P1 review

The P2 delivers good image quality and a familiar Nikon interface, but its Wi-Fi capabilities are not up to much -- you can't email or Web-post pics, only transfer them to a nearby computer or printer, which is quicker over USB anyway Read more

£270

17 November 2005 by Shams Tarek

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Pentax Optio A10 review

Pentax's Optio A10 boasts some impressive specs, including 8-megapixel resolution, sensor-shifting shake reduction, ISO 800 sensitivity and a high-resolution 232,000-pixel 64mm (2.5-inch) LCD. It produces decent images under a variety of conditions, but suffers from excessive noise above ISO 200 Read more

£189

16 June 2006 by David D. Busch

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Nikon Coolpix S520 review

If price is a major deciding factor in your next digital camera purchase, the Nikon Coolpix S520 is a solid-gold hit. Priced affordably, it's also the epitome of point-and-shoot compacts -- simple features and performance that boasts maximum ease and minimum effort Read more

£125

22 April 2008 by Rich Trenholm

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Nikon Coolpix 8400 review

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£410

29 March 2005 by David D. Busch

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HP Photosmart R847 review

With its sliding lens cover, the HP Photosmart R847 reveals a great lens and a sturdy body that can take pictures up to ISO 1,600. You can also change sensitivity and even tweak your photos while they're in the camera, or just keep things automatic. After all, this is a camera designed to be easy to use Read more

£170

20 September 2007 by Will Greenwald

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Olympus mju 830 review

The Olympus mju 830 is no fair-weather friend. Its sturdy metal body with rubber seals means it's splashproof, and while you won't want to take it swimming, it can certainly withstand the weather. There's a wealth of scene modes available, helping to tick all the point-and-shoot boxes Read more

£170

25 January 2008 by Rich Trenholm

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Kodak EasyShare V803 review

V803's smooth curves and array of colours make it rather comely, so if you're after an inexpensive 8-megapixel compact camera in your favourite hue, it's worth a look Read more

£125

26 March 2007 by Will Greenwald

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Kodak EasyShare C743 review

The Kodak EasyShare C743 is an affordable point-and-shoot camera that doesn't stand out in its class. Its feature set delivers the basics and it does benefit from an optical viewfinder, however the image quality leaves a lot to be desired, with shots looking fuzzy and fine details appearing smudged and blurred Read more

£112

4 January 2007 by Will Greenwald

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Samsung Digimax Pro 815 preview hands-on

The Samsung Digimax Pro 815 swaggers into shot boasting 8 megapixels, a humungous 15x optical zoom and an equally vast 89mm (3.5-inch) rear LCD, one of three screens on the camera. However, it doesn't offer optical image stabilisation -- a perplexing omission Read more

22 August 2005 by Robert Dubbin