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Canon PowerShot SX260 HS
by Troy Park
on 30th May 2012
Offering an impressive 20x optical zoom in a very compact body, the SX260 focuses itself on being a travel compact. It therefore needs to have a zoom range that can cope with any situation, and settings that are ideal for any subject.
It’s common for cameras with longer zooms to struggl
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GE G100
by Troy Park
on 8th May 2012
The G100 from GE is the newest member of the Power Pro Series, and takes the top spot as the flagship model among the range. The G100 moves away from the more automatic compact cameras, and offers users manual controls to tinker with, along with a whole host of other impressive features.
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Samsung NX200
by Debbi Allen
on 15th Mar 2012
The Samsung NX200 is compact and fits neatly into the palm of your hand. The outer casing is smooth, apart from the textured panel that wraps around the right-hand side of the body for the hand to comfortably grip, so it will suit those who are always on the go.
The menu system is intuitive an
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Samsung MV800
by Debbi Allen
on 3rd Feb 2012
There’s no doubt about it, Samsung’s sleek new camera oozes sophistication. Its slim, high-quality build is minimalist yet striking with its flip-out LCD screen. Clearly its standout feature, this unique three-inch screen is fantastic for low or high-angle shots and self-portraits, as
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ150
by Troy Park
on 1st Feb 2012
The Panasonic FZ150 is the latest Lumix camera that could be considered a superzoom. It boasts some impressive features, many of which you’d expect to find on CSCs and beginner DSLRs.
These include a wealth of full manual options, and although they aren’t as intuitive as a DSLR&rsq
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Sony NEX-5N
by Debbi Allen
on 23rd Jan 2012
The Sony NEX-5N is a nippy shooter. It’s lightweight, portable, and when set to the Speed Priority mode the camera is capable of firing off images at ten frames per second. The fast shooting capabilities make the NEX-5N a first-choice model for capturing sports and action.
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Sigma SD1
by Hayley Paterek
on 20th Jan 2012
Its early announcement back at Photokina in 2010 meant Sigma’s new flagship model, the SD1, generated quite a buzz in the camera world from the beginning. However, its actual release back in June 2011 was considerably more subdued than we had anticipated. Keen to see if it lived up
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Olympus PEN E-PM1
by Troy Park
on 6th Jan 2012
The PEN E-PM1, also known as the Mini, is the latest addition to Olympus’s line of PEN cameras, and it hopes to conquer a growing market. It is the smallest and cheapest PEN, and is looking to capture those who want to move on from their simple compact camera. However, don’t let this
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Nikon V1
by Rosie Tanner
on 3rd Jan 2012
It’s taken four years from concept to completion and now the Nikon V1 has finally hit the shelves. The V1 enters the stage alongside a cheaper, slightly lesser spec model, the J1. Aimed at the ambitious, tech-savvy family user disillusioned with their compact camera’s abilities, the V
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