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Nikon COOLPIX L100
by Simon Skellon
on 18th Mar 2010
Nikon’s portfolio of COOLPIX compact cameras is grouped into Performance, Life and Style: the L100 comes under Life. To understand this category better, it's a good idea to look at the other two falling either side of the L100. The company's slimmest and easiest to use ca
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Casio EXILM EX-G1
by Steve Litton
on 15th Mar 2010
Originating from the G-shock watch series Casio introduce the Exilim G1. This new series kicks off with a futuristic love it or hate it style of compact camera. At just 20mm in thickness it is claimed to be the slimmest rugged compact on the market.
First impressions of the camera
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Kodak Easyshare M381
by Claire Gillo
on 11th Mar 2010
Pick up the Kodak EasyShare M381 and you’ll immediately be struck by its lightweight, no-nonsense construction. And as one of the latest members of Kodak’s vast EasyShare dynasty, this model is yet another intuitively designed, slim and stylish piece of kit. And its long list of speci
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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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Samsung WB5000
by Josie Reavely
on 2nd Mar 2010
The WB5000 is more than just another superzoom. It represents Samsung’s first foray into this area of the digital camera market, and looking over this model’s specifications it’s certainly not been held back on features. Styled to emulate the look of a miniaturised DSLR, the WB5
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Ricoh GXR S10
by Duncan Evans
on 26th Feb 2010
With the current drive to develop the Micro Four Thirds market, producing SLR cameras that are smaller and lighter than ever, it’s something of a surprise for Ricoh to come up with a totally different solution. The GXR then, is the first compact camera that comes with interchangeable lens/s
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ38
by Jodie Tyley
on 24th Feb 2010
Panasonic’s latest addition to the hybrid super zoom scene would suit the budding beginner. Boasting 12 MP coupled with well-labelled controls, means that in theory high-quality results should be easily accessible.
Out in the field, the Panasonic FZ38 definitely delivers. The ridged mode
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Nikon COOLPIX S640
by Steve Litton
on 23rd Feb 2010
Let’s be honest here, the Coolpix S640 is an unremarkable-looking camera. However, appearances can be deceptive – under the skin, the S640 packs a lot of technology. Indeed, Nikon makes the bold claim that this innocuous camera is its fastest-focussing compact ever.
But
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Samsung ST1000
by Jodie Tyley
on 19th Feb 2010
Samsung’s known for its innovative hi-tech creations, and the ST1000 is no exception. Boasting Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, and GPS geo-tagging – this is the first compact to cram in three wireless technologies.
The body itself is as sexy and slim line as any trendy point-and-shoot. Despi
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Pentax Optio WS80
by Steve Litton
on 16th Feb 2010
With the rising popularity of rugged compacts, the market has become increasingly competitive. Pentax’s W-series has included an evolving line of high-quality waterproof cameras. The latest offering is a cheaper alternative to the Optio W80 – the WS80.
Pentax has gone for a two-ton
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