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Canon PowerShot S5 IS review

The Canon PowerShot S5 IS is sturdy, fast and easy to use. With a 12x image stablised superzoom, it produces sharp, colourful images. The zoom even works when you switch to movie capture mode, making this camera a well-priced alternative to many dSLRs on the market Read more

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10 October 2007 by Gavin Stoker

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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H7 review

If you shoot primarily outdoors in daytime -- especially sports, children and animals, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H7 is a superb choice. Featuring sophisticated choices such as face detection and Advanced Sports Shooting, this superzoom will produce good-looking action photos Read more

£179

24 January 2008 by Lori Grunin

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Canon PowerShot SX100 IS review

There's a lot of competition, but the Canon PowerShot SX100 IS certainly keeps up. It makes headway by keeping a compact size with a mighty 10x zoom lens. A full complement of manual and semimanual controls keep it in the running, and its superb photo quality pushes it towards the front of the pack Read more

£12

2 November 2007 by Lori Grunin

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Nikon Coolpix 8800 review

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£410

28 January 2005 by David D. Busch

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Konica Minolta Dimage A200 review

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£420

23 February 2005 by Eamon Hickey

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Olympus SP-560 UZ review

We loved its predecessor and we love the Olympus SP-560 UZ even more. Keeping the comfortable design, this superzoom's whopping lens stands out as its most prominent feature. Plus, it's packed with plenty of useful, advanced options, all available at a low price Read more

£200

1 April 2008 by Will Greenwald

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30 review

Though a dSLR would give you better performance, additional features and better image quality, the FZ30 is a viable alternative for photographers who want maximum flexibility for a (relatively) small cash outlay Read more

£380

11 January 2006 by Theano Nikitas

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Fujifilm FinePix S8000fd review

If you don't want to carry around a huge dSLR and a gaggle of lenses, the Fujifilm FinePix S8000fd might be your solution. With its 18x optical zoom equivalent to 27mm, this camera covers a wide area. It's ideal for both portraits and landscapes and leaves behind the hassle of extra lenses Read more

£290

14 January 2008 by Philip Ryan

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Kodak EasyShare P880 review

The 8-megapixel Kodak EasyShare P880, at the top of the company's flagship Performance Series, offers a wide-angle zoom lens, as well as design elements, features and specs that grant the camera its category status. But it delivers them in an uneven and frequently disappointing implementation Read more

£399

13 January 2006 by Shams Tarek

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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