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Nikon COOLPIX S6150
by Jodie Tyley
on 2nd Dec 2011
The latest in Nikon’s Coolpix series offers a fantastic feature set, including 16 megapixels, 7x optical zoom, 720p video recording and more, all for £159. It’s an impressive bang for your small bucks, but the price comes in some functions being less than perfect.
The build fe
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Fujifilm FinePix S4000
by Troy Park
on 29th Nov 2011
The latest release in the Fujifilm S range, the FinePix S4000, comes equipped with impressive specs. Its 30x optical zoom will tempt many, and its manual controls and large LCD screen are set to entice compact users to the next level.
Although it may look like a complex DSLR, it is more simila
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Olympus E-P3
by Troy Park
on 2nd Nov 2011
The E-P3 is the new flagship model for the PEN range. It has a similar retro design and is aimed at the serious amateur photographer.
Using the E-P3 is very easy. With its abundance of buttons it’s possible to adjust most of the settings with your right hand. There is also a 3-inch 614k-
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Ricoh PX
by Jodie Tyley
on 31st Oct 2011
We’ve all done it; within a second of getting your camera home, you’ll inevitably drop it on the floor. But with the Ricoh PX, this is not a wince-inducing moment, as this piece of kit is set to be tested. Shockproof up to 1.5 metres, waterproof up to 3 metres (for 60 minutes), dustpr
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Sony NEX-C3
by Hayley Paterek
on 27th Oct 2011
Sony has released its latest interchangeable lens model, the NEX-C3. Hurtling ahead of the rest with its impressive sensor dimensions and smaller size, this camera is set to raise the CSC stakes. Its minimalist design means it could easily be mistaken for a compact, with its limited range of butt
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Samsung PL170
by Troy Park
on 26th Oct 2011
Samsung has brought some interesting and unique ideas to the compact market. The PL170 came from one of them, its big feature being the front-facing screen.
With its clean, curved design and metallic finish on the lens, this compact looks stylish, and the size is just right for putting into a
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Samsung WB700
by Debbi Allen
on 25th Oct 2011
In a line-up of pocketable compacts, the attractive Samsung WB700 would certainly catch your eye, but fire up the 18x optical zoom and it will nearly knock your eye out. With a hushed whir, the lens concertinas outwards to reach subjects in the distance, capturing impressive close-ups. The mode d
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Fujifilm FinePix T200
by Jodie Tyley
on 24th Oct 2011
Fujifilm has added to its FinePix series with the T200, a solid and sleek camera that packs a punch. It’s certainly an attractive piece of hardware, with its curved body making it stand out from its boxy brethren. It’s available in black, silver, blue or red, and its 0.9-inch depth ma
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ20
by Debbi Allen
on 28th Sep 2011
On the crowded travel-zoom shelf, Panasonic’s TZ20 stands out for its bold ability to be a pocket-sized answer to all a photographer’s needs. The specs scream impressive figures such as ‘16x optical zoom’ for dramatic close-ups and 14 megapixels for printing big. It also d
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Nikon COOLPIX P300
by Troy Park
on 14th Sep 2011
The Nikon CoolPix P300 is clearly aimed at a more advanced market than the new photographer, as it’s packed with advanced features. It does, however, still offer plenty to those starting out, so if you consider yourself an enthusiast who wants to make a purchase that will last as you learn,
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