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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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Leica M9

 by Josie Reavely on 15th Jul 2010
Three years after the introduction of Leica’s first digital rangefinder – the M8, closely followed by the M8.2 – the prestigious German brand announced its newly honed successor: the M9. Crowned the ‘World’s smallest full frame format digital camera’ the Leica
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Samsung NX-10

 by Debbi Allen on 17th Jun 2010
Samsung’s NX10 is the first offering from the manufacturer within the new ‘system camera’ or hybrid category. These cameras offer the creativity of interchangeable lens systems, but in a more compact and easy-to-use body. Following on from the success of the micro fo
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G10

 by Ian Farrell on 17th Jun 2010
The Lumix G10 is Panasonic’s fifth venture into the world of micro four thirds cameras, and is designed to be more affordable than other offerings in the popular G-series. To look at, the G10 bears a striking resemblance to some of its forerunners – in fact, it’s identica
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Canon PowerShot SX210 IS

 by Claire Gillo on 11th Jun 2010
Bearing similar resemblance to its predecessors, the Canon PowerShot SX210 IS doesn’t appear as being particularly exciting. The design of the body is mundane and apart from the 14x zoom which is an excellent attribute, the specs reflect those of other high-end compacts on the market. How
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Canon EOS 1D MK IV

 by Claire Gillo on 8th Apr 2010
The decision to upgrade to a professional model is not something to be taken lightly. To state the obvious at £4,449 the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV is only going to appeal to those who are professional or are a serious hobbyist. The benefits of moving up the ladder to a model of this c
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Casio EXILIM EX-H5

by Claire Gillo on 31st Aug 2010
Ever find you can’t get close enough to the subject to fill the frame? If so, you need a super-zoom compact like the Casio Exilim EX-H5. This has a 10x optical zoom coupled with a 4x digital zoom which, in total, give a whopping 40x zoom capability. The optical zoom alone has a range equiva
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Fujifilm FinePix F80EXR

 by Gavin Stoker on 4th Aug 2010
A broad focal range yet compact dimension is a chief aim of manufacturers right now. But the internally folded 27mm wide-angle 10x optical zoom offered by the Fuji FinePix F80EXR pocket snapshot, updating the outwardly identical F70, isn’t its only talking point. As moniker suggests, at
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Pentax Optio E90

 by Claire Gillo on 5th Jul 2010
  Until recently, low in price meant low in features. Not any more. Although very affordable, the Pentax Optio E90 boasts a useful 10.1MP sensor and a host of shooting modes, including Movie. The little camera also includes face recognition and has plenty to please casual and more seriou
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP3

 by Gavin Stoker on 12th May 2010
If you’re going to include a touch screen on a compact, you’d better make it a large one. Fortunately the 14.1MP FP3 features a three-inch screen to improve operability and avoid accusations of gimmickry. For those who find such screens fiddly and obtuse at times, it also includes ded
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Sony Alpha 850

 by Josie Reavely on 27th Apr 2010
Sony’s flagship full-frame DSLR – the Alpha 900 – finally gave those loyal to the brand something to aim for when it was launched, and helped to re-establish the manufacturer as a key player in the high-end DSLR ranks. Now Sony has produced what is essentially a cut-price versio
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