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Every camera we review is tested and rated by our Digicambuyer.co.uk experts with only the best products receiving our prestigious awards. See below all of the cameras that have been awarded either the Editor's Choice or Best Value Award.

The Editor's Choice award is given to each camera that scores a perfect 5 stars, excelling in all areas. If you're looking for a top camera and can't quite decide which model to purchase, the Digital Camera Essentials Editor's Choice award is a seal of approval from our expert team of reviewers.

The Best Value Award is given to a camera that provides an amazing amount of features or/and image quality for an impressively low price in comparison to its peers. If you're looking for the best possible value for money or are on a tight budget you can't go wrong with a Best Value Award winner.

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Nikon D3s

 by Josie Reavely on 4th Mar 2010
The Nikon D3 – with its pioneering FX CMOS sensor and superb low-light shooting capabilities – was always going to be a tough act to follow. Nikon has taken its time, quietly working away to tweak and hone its flagship full-frame model to produce an even faster, fitter version: the ne
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Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR

 by Julie Easton on 21st Dec 2009
Straight from the outset, this camera looks different to other models in its class and price range. It has a sleek, professional gloss finish that makes you proud to hold it in your hands while out and about. While looks aren’t everything, the fact that this small form hides a whopping 10x opti
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Ricoh CX2

 by Claire Gillo on 18th Dec 2009
When the Ricoh CX1 hit the camera market the critics, including DCE absolutely loved it. Image quality, design, and features were all spot on so it came as a bit of a surprise when Ricoh announced the CX2 so close to the release of its predecessor considering the CX1 is still such a popular model
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Pentax K-x

 by Josie Reavely on 27th Nov 2009
The latest addition to the Pentax line of DSLRs is aimed at entry-level photographers, but - looking at its specifications – you’d never guess it. Bearing more than a passing resemblance to the older Pentax K-m, the K-x incorporates a lot of features from its predecessor, as wel
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Ricoh GR Digital III

 by Steve Litton on 27th Oct 2009
The first two things that come to your attention when setting your eyes on Ricoh’s GRD III are its pedestrian looks measured up against its lavish price tag. These two key factors are enough to put some buyers off, so what makes this camera worth the money? Ricoh are not interested selling
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H20

 by Ian Farrell on 23rd Sep 2009
  There was a time when Sony’s design department used to make some common-sense mistakes with cameras. I remember once reviewing a model – one of the first bridge cameras that the company made – and despairing that someone had given it a rounded bottom. Looks lovely, but
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Sony Cybershot DSC-W290

 by Natalie Johnson on 16th Sep 2009
Stepping into the increasingly saturated market place in February the Sony Cyber-shot W290 originally carried a recommend price tag of £300 but can now be sought online for a very modest £180. With this climatic drop in value, we were automatic skeptical of its abilities, but after takin
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Fujifilm FinePix Z30

 by Natalie Johnson on 21st Jul 2009
Take a quick look at Fujifilm’s FinePix Z30 and it won’t be long before you realise who this compact is pitched at. On the face of it the device exudes a fashionable, sleek exterior patterned with simplified controls and available in an electric rainbow of colours. Its feature set includ
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Samsung WB500

 by Sam Robson on 16th Jul 2009
The Samsung WB500 is a beast of a camera, evident from the off in its chunky casing. It’s not a pocket’s best friend, either, being a considerable weight and bigger than most compacts, but Samsung hints that this is necessary with the list of its onboard features.The positive side to the
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Nikon COOLPIX S220

 by Claire Gillo on 14th Jul 2009
The Nikon COOLPIX S220 is stylish, well built, easy to use, and retails for under £150. For a model of this price and looking at its impressive specs there is very little wrong with it. In these current times of financial crisis this camera could prove to be very popular in the compact market.
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