Compact Digital Camera Reviews & Comparisons
Read our reviews of compact digital cameras and see how today's top-of-the-line pocket cameras make pro features more portable.
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Casio’s Exilim EX-F1 and Exilim EX-FH20 break the speed barrier
Capturing photos at five frames per second is pretty fast. Pro SLR models can do about twice that at the top end. Then Casio released the EX-F1, with burst speeds up to 60 fps, and followed up with the higher-resolution EX-FH20, with a burst rate of up to 40 fps, making even professional SLRs seem kind of slow. But there’s a lot more to these zoom-lens cameras than mere speed.
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For candid and casual photography, today’s fixed-lens cameras offer near-SLR performance and some unique tricks all their own
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Top-of-the-line pocket cameras make pro features more portable
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A compact digital camera with the sensor—and sensibility—of a D-SLR
Sigma is best known for its wide line of lenses, but the company has also produced a series of film and digital SLRs. Now, it has taken the big sensor from its latest D-SLR and put it into a compact digital camera body with a lens designed specifically for the s... Read More » |
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Compact cameras offer quick shooting, easy portability and advanced features
The best camera is the one you actually take with you. It's true that for ultimate image quality and control, compact cameras can't beat digital SLRs, but advances in technology have made pocketable models a terrific alternative for many situations. We're not su... Read More » |
Readers Favorite Camera Articles
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Buyer's Guide 2009: Best Of Compact Cameras
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Buyer's Guide 2008: Hi-Def Camcorders
Record your life in pro resolution at a comsumer price -
Buyer's Guide 2009: D-SLRs Under $1,000
As technology advances, pro-level features are appearing at entry-level prices -
Next-Generation D-SLRs
New models deliver technology advances for photographers of every level -
D-SLR State Of The Art, Part II
What to know about the latest digital sensors, ISO and image quality -
Buyer's Guide 2009: D-SLRs $1,000 - $2,000
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Buyer's Guide 2009: HD Camcorders
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Still + Video Camcorders
Two cameras in one, digital camcorders can capture still photos alongside your HD video























