DCI reviews the General Electric G1: “The General Electric G1 is disappointing. It isn’t anything different than the standard digital camera. It has 7 megapixels, a 3x optical zoom lens, and a 2.5-inch LCD screen with sub-par resolution. That’s all been done. The General Electric G1 does have some interesting highlights: great software that provides a lot more […]
Imaging Resource reviews the Nikon Coolpix L10: “They’re as simple as it gets — with a little in-camera magic to help you handle the hard stuff. If that appeals to you, these are Dave’s Picks. The L10 in particular strikes me as an exceptional bargain. It used to be that any digital camera selling for […]
Imaging Resource reviews the Casio Exilim EX-Z75: “The 7.2 megapixel sensor in the Casio Exilim EX-Z75 should be good enough for prints up to 11×14, if not higher, but the image noise and suppression-softening is prominent even at ISO 100, and gets worse from there. If you keep the Casio Exilim EX-Z75 at ISO 50 and shoot […]
ThinkCamera reviews the Olympus EVOLT E-410 DSLR: “The Olympus EVOLT E-410 DSLR delivers excellent out-of-camera JPEGs, although the dynamic range isn’t that, er, dynamic. You seem to tread a thinner line between blocking up shadows and blowing out highlights than usual on this camera. Most of the limitations here are small, and so is the camera. That’s […]
TDP reviews the Canon EOS 1D Mark III: “My only reservation is with the Canon EOS 1D Mark III’s poor AI Servo AF accuracy under the narrow set of circumstances described earlier - and I’m sure Canon is researching this issue. Otherwise, the Canon EOS 1D Mark III is a big hit. The 1D3, along […]
DCI reviews the Olympus EVOLT E-510: “”The Olympus EVOLT E-510 is very similar to its competition in many ways, but it really distinguishes itself with the live-view LCD screen. This feature attracts consumers who are used to shooting with the live-view LCD on compact digital cameras and miss that feature on most DSLRs. Few DSLRs have […]
DigitalTrends reviews the Casio Exilim EX-Z1050: ”The Casio Exilim EX-Z1050 has a lot of things going for it. Solid image quality, excellent battery life, good response and many hidden features that go way beyond what you’ll find in a point-and-shoot camera. Unfortunately, you have to dig into the Owner’s Manual on the CD-ROM to find them. But […]
Cnet reviews the Nikon Coolpix S200: “Thanks to the Nikon Coolpix S200’s disappointing lens, most photos appear at least slightly distorted. Both wide-angle and telephoto shots develop a small amount of barrel and pincushion distortion, respectively.
To its credit, the Nikon Coolpix S200 does some things right. For example, its automatic white balance does a very nice job of […]
TR reviews the Olympus FE-230 and says: “The Olympus FE-230’s real Achilles’ heel is its lens, which produces significant barrel distortion and corner blurring at wide angle, and at medium focal lengths produces very noticeable pincushion distortion, which is where the picture appears pinched in towards the middle of the frame. Although a big improvement […]
ePhotozine reviews the Samsung L74W: “Overall the Samsung L74W scored well, performing impressively in the burst mode test and producing images sharp, clear images that retain good amount of detail. The build of the camera is stylish, and the touch screen features of the Samsung L74W combined with the supersize LCD screen made menus easy to use. There […]
TR reviews the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18: “Why cripple the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 with a 1/2.5-in sensor, the size more commonly found in cheap 3x zoom compacts? The pity is that the lens is far and away the best that I’ve seen on a super-zoom camera, producing razor-sharp corner-to-corner detail and a total absence of distortion even […]
Cnet reviews the Casio Exilim EX-S880: “The Casio Exilim EX-S880 tries to slide by as an upgraded S770 with a higher resolution and a different image processor. Unfortunately, it doesn’t meet the standards set by its predecessor. While a new image processor usually means faster performance, the S800 performs slower and photos are terribly soft […]
DCResource reviews the Sony Alpha DSLR-A700: “The Sony Alpha DSLR-A700 ($1400) is the second digital SLR from the Japanese electronics giant. This camera was first shown at PMA earlier this year, and has been called the “advanced amateur” model up until now. The camera is a descendant of Konica Minolta’s digital SLRs, as Sony bought […]
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