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Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ10
by Rosie Tanner
on 20th May 2010
The Panasonic DMC-TZ10 is the latest high-zoom model in its compact range. Equipped with a 12x optical zoom and a 12MP maximum resolution, this camera packs plenty of punch within its neat frame.
This model is the older brother to the extremely popular Panasonic TZ7, which has proved a wi
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Nikon COOLPIX S8000
by Mark Goldstein
on 17th May 2010
The COOLPIX S8000 is Nikon’s first attempt at a travel-zoom compact, combining a 10x optical zoom lens with a slim and stylish body that can easily be slipped inside a trouser or jacket pocket.
The S8000 looks like any other run-of-the-mill compact, but the ability to zoom from 30m
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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 Cyber-shot DSC-W380
by Steve Litton
on 10th May 2010
Sony has always produced smart-looking cameras, and the new addition to the Cyber-shot range doesn’t disappoint. The W380 has a compact, curved body that’s finished in four stylish colours with subtle metallic finishes. This model is not too dissimilar from its predecessor, the
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Olympus mju 9010
by Lesley Billen
on 7th May 2010
Though the Olympus [mju:] 9010 could be classed as ‘dinky’, fitting easily into a pocket at a moment’s notice, it’s by no means flimsy. Its weighty, blocky build helps to reassure the user that it doesn’t need to be treated with kid gloves. A slim build me
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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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Sony Alpha 550
by Claire Gillo
on 27th Apr 2010
The top end of the amateur DSLR camera market is a competitive industry and the Sony A550 has its work cut out to contend with the likes of Canon and Nikon. In a strategy to win over consumers the A550 significantly undercuts its opponents so the user can be assured the A550 is packed full of fea
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Olympus E-P2
by Gavin Stoker
on 20th Apr 2010
Olympus second-generation Micro Four Thirds system digital ‘hybrid’ appears at first identical to last year’s E-P1 in both 1950s/60s design and up-to-the minute specification, incorporating 1280x720 HD video and Art Filter digital effects. It weighs the same at 335g and its dime
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Canon PowerShot A3000 IS
by Jodie Tyley
on 16th Apr 2010
This latest offering represents a significant advancement in Canon’s A-series of value compacts. Positioned below the slightly higher specced A3100 IS; these two new models are the first in the PowerShot line to be powered by a rechargeable Li-Ion cell. This enables 230 shots per charge, wh
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Panasonic DMC-FT2
by Jodie Tyley
on 15th Apr 2010
If sea, sand, or even snow is on your agenda this year – the new Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT2 promises to be a strong contender for the ideal travel companion. Improving upon the specs of its older brother - the FT1 - this latest tough compact is waterproof up to a whopping 10m, shock
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