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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Generous zoom ranges and enhanced controls make these cameras a good option when portability is essential
Interchangeable-lens cameras offer the most options for creative control, but don’t count out the capabilities of the advanced fixed-lens cameras....
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When portability is essential, nothing beats these ultracompact models
There are two types of photographs: the kind we set out with the intention to make and the kind that happen when we’re doing other things.... Read More » |
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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
In terms of sheer performance and flexibility, nothing beats a digital SLR for serious photography, but try slipping one into your pocket. There are times when it’s more important to have a camera that’s portable, speedy and nimble—when a D-SLR, for all of it... Read More » |
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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, m... Read More » |
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Top-of-the-line pocket cameras make pro features more portable
The best photos are those you actually take. Chances are, you don't carry your D-SLR with you every time you leave the house, but you never know when a good photograph will present itself. That's when a compact camera that you can slip into your pocket really pays ... Read More » |
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