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Canon PowerShot SD600

A lot of cameras in the crowded and competitive digital point-and-shoot market are all flash and no substance. They add all sorts of extra gimmicks such as fancy slide shows and colorful borders that don't actually contribute to the cameras' pictures. Canon thumbs its nose at that design philosophy...

Tags: Powershot SD600, camera, Canon Inc., ISO, Canon PowerShot

Product reviews 2006-04-26

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The best Kodak (yeah, Kodak) camera at CES

The best Kodak (yeah, Kodak) camera at CESYou people always rag on KodakLook I know you and your so called tech experts bag Kodak and bow to Canon, Nikon, Fuji, and the other so called better cameras, but Kodak makes some good and in somecases better stuff for some great...

Tags: Eastman Kodak Co., camera

Discussion threads 2008-01-10

What the heck is the difference among all those Canon ELPHs anyway?

As I mentioned in my last post, I’m a big fan of Canon’s Digital ELPH series, but I can’t tell you how many times friends have called me from Best Buy in a state of confusion about which one to buy. It’s no wonder. Stop into any electronics store...

Tags: Difference, LCD, Canon Inc., Optical Zoom, Optical Zoom Len, Monitors & Displays, Hardware, Components, Janice Chen

Blog posts 2007-12-14

The exception to the digital cam scam (a.k.a. When megapixels actually matter)

The exception to the digital cam scam (a.k.a. When megapixels actually matter)Address the DPI issue?The other point that you should probably address has to do with the DPI of the output device being used to view a picture. A 500x300 pixel image viewed on an LCD with its lower...

Tags: camera, DPI, pixel, wide angle

Discussion threads 2007-02-12

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W35

Don't judge a book by its cover, and don't judge a camera by its body. While the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W35 looks exactly like last year's lackluster Cyber-shot DSC-W30 and sports similar features, it performs better and takes better photos than its predecessor.Though identical in size and shape to the DSC-W30,...

Tags: Process improvement, Monitors & displays, W35, camera, ISO, battery, Sony Corp., Sony Cyber-Shot

Product reviews 2007-02-03

Fujifilm FinePix F650

Extreme seems to be the camera market's mantra-- with so many ultracompacts, super-zooms, and fancy digital SLRs, it's a wonder there's anything else to choose from. Yet for shutterbugs who want both a camera they can control and that can also fit in a pocket, Fujifilm's FinePix F650 walks...

Tags: Process improvement, ISO, camera, Finepix F650, Fujifilm FinePix, Fujifilm

Product reviews 2006-11-10

Nikon Coolpix L5

Sometimes, the appeal of simplicity is too hard to ignore. That could explain why we've seen a growing number of cameras that combine a very short list of features with lots of automation to provide a relatively thought-free shooting experience. This should definitely appeal to people who are confused by...

Tags: camera, Nikon Corp.

Product reviews 2006-11-06

Casio Exilim EX-Z70 (black)

Quirks can make or break a relationship. He or she may be attractive, smart, funny and have plenty of good qualities, but unsightly habits such as tooth-clicking or nail-biting may be enough to push you over the edge. Technology is the same way; a camera may be attractive and fast,...

Tags: camera, Z70, Casio Inc.

Product reviews 2006-10-23

Canon PowerShot SD900

The 10-megapixel Canon PowerShot SD900 manages to be stylish without being inconvenient or awkward. Its sturdy metal body, an attractive matte-gray with black accents, is smooth and slightly curvy, and at 6.7 ounces and 1.1 inches thick, it's just the right size to fit into a jacket pocket. All the...

Tags: Monitors & displays, Canon PowerShot SD900, SD900, Canon Inc., Canon PowerShot, camera

Product reviews 2006-10-05

Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W100

As the current top-of-the-line model in its Cyber Shot W series, Sony's Cyber Shot DSC-W100 shares almost everything with its siblings, the DSC-W70, the DSC-W50, and the DSC-W30: it uses the same ultracompact 6.7-ounce body , 38mm-to-114mm 3X zoom lens (35mm equivalent), and bright 2.5-inch LCD. The W100 ups the...

Tags: Process improvement, Cyber-Shot DSC-W100, Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W100, Sony Corp., Sony Cyber-Shot, ISO, photograph

Product reviews 2006-07-11

Canon PowerShot SD700 IS

Compared to its siblings in Canon's SD line of compact point-and-shoot cameras, the top-end SD700 IS packs more features into its small frame than higher resolution. It shares the same 6-megapixel sensor as its peers, the PowerShot SD600 and SD630 but has a longer zoom lens and image stabilization to...

Tags: Monitors & displays, Canon Inc., camera, SD700 IS, Canon PowerShot SD700, Canon PowerShot, LCD, LCD screen

Product reviews 2006-04-28

Canon PowerShot SD630

It may be small, but the Canon PowerShot SD630 is fierce. This little 6-megapixel point-and-shoot manages to pack zippy performance and snappy photos into a package you can fit in your pants pocket. If you have large hands, you'll probably find its control layout a little uncomfortable, and it doesn't...

Tags: camera, SD630, Canon PowerShot, Canon Inc.

Product reviews 2006-04-14

Canon PowerShot A540

Solid image quality, usable ISO 800 performance, and a full set of manual controls make the Canon PowerShot A540 an excellent choice for photo enthusiasts looking for an almost-pocketable second camera, or for budding photographers who aren't ready to move up to a superzoom EVF model or digital SLR. Only...

Tags: Canon PowerShot, camera, scene mode, Canon Inc., A540

Product reviews 2006-04-05