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26735 viewsFujifilm FinePix Z35by Claire Gillo on 18th Oct 2009
For young and fashionable party people than the Fujifilm Finepix Z35 is the first choice point and shoot compact. The model can be purchased in a range of different colours with two designs incorporating a two-tone effect, one in black and grey and one white and pink. The slim and lightweight cas
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26010 viewsFujifilm FinePix S1600by Simon Skellon on 16th Sep 2010
If there were ever a company to change the face of bridge cameras, Fujifilm would be a top contender. As it stands, size is the underlying factor when it comes to squeezing in as many of the high-demand features that we’ve come to expect. In the company’s latest line-up, the S-series,
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25493 viewsNikon D3000by Rosie Tanner on 25th Sep 2009
Nikon has a great track record when it comes to producing user-friendly digital SLRs to appeal to the entry-level market. Following huge success with the D40, with over a million users and a shelf life of over two and a half years, it’s about time a new model fills its place. Enter the Niko
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25380 viewsCanon EOS 500Dby Matt Tuffin on 1st Jul 2009
Unlike the majority of digital compacts, DSLRs don’t get the opportunity to have major design overhauls or take on a raft of different colours, so year-to-year the aesthetics rarely change. Where the camera bodies do alter is inside, taking on features and extra functionality should the user n
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23465 viewsSamsung ST500by Duncan Evans on 18th Nov 2009
You have to hand it to Samsung, ever since the company arrived in the compact market a few years ago, innovation has been a keyword. Not image quality, but style, looks, features and wacky ideas.
The Samsung ST500 is packed with clever ideas and ideas that, well, let’s just say show a vivid
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21857 viewsLeica M9by 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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19319 viewsNikon D3100by Josie Reavely on 23rd Dec 2010
Successor to the popular Nikon D3000, the D3100 incorporates some of its predecessor’s tried-and-tested features, as well as gaining some new and exciting technologies.
On the outside, it doesn’t appear to be wildly different to the earlier D3000, sporting a similarly robust plastic
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16726 viewsPentax K-xby Josie Reavely on 27th Nov 2009
The latest addition to the Pentax line of DSLRs is aimed at entry-level photographers, but - looking at its specifications – you’d never guess it.
Bearing more than a passing resemblance to the older Pentax K-m, the K-x incorporates a lot of features from its predecessor, as wel
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16244 viewsFujifilm FinePix F70EXRby Julie Easton on 21st Dec 2009
Straight from the outset, this camera looks different to other models in its class and price range. It has a sleek, professional gloss finish that makes you proud to hold it in your hands while out and about. While looks aren’t everything, the fact that this small form hides a whopping 10x opti
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15600 viewsNikon D5000by Josie Reavely on 10th Jun 2009
Following in the footsteps of the D90 – which pioneered Nikon’s D-Movie mode – comes the D5000: a versatile enthusiast-level DSLR with HD movie-making capability.
With its HD (1280x720) D-Movie mode and Live View features complimented by a new 2.7” Vari-angle LCD, the D5000
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Canon EOS 1D Mk IIIby Debbi Allen on 16th Jul 2007
The speculation surrounding Canon’s imminent replacement DSLR had reached fever pitch pre-PMA, and there were all kinds of exotic specifications being bandied about. Would we see a 22MP replacement for the 1Ds Mark II? Or perhaps a full-frame 17MP 1D Mark III?
As it turns out, neither w
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Nikon D200by Debbi Allen on 13th Dec 2007
The answer is an emphatic 'yes'. At the heart of the D200 is a newly developed 10.2 megapixel sensor, which incorporates a 4-channel data output system and a new optical low pass filter. In theory, this should help prevent moiré, colour fringing and shifting while improving resolving power. Other c
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Ricoh Caplio R7by Claire Gillo on 18th Oct 2007
The Ricoh Caplio R7 offers an impressive range of features for a compact in its price band. A focal range equivalent to 28-200mm gives you the opportunity to experiment with both wide and macro shots, great if you want to explore creative or documentary photography.At 8.2 megapixels with a maximum r
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Pentax K-5by Josie Reavely on 25th Feb 2011
The much-anticipated replacement for the popular Pentax K-7 – the K-5 – sports an array of improvements, proving to be jam-packed with the latest technology. On paper, the K-5 looks very impressive, with headline features including a newly designed sensor, which Pentax states is equiv
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Canon EOS 1Ds MkIIIby Josie Reavely on 12th Mar 2008
The Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III is an awesome creation, and the first of its kind to make it past the 20mp mark. Beneath its rubberised magnesium alloy exterior beats not one, but two hearts: dual DIGIC III processors, which drive the performance of this incredible camera, and a 21.1mp full-frame sensor
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Fujifilm FinePix S5 Proby Debbi Allen on 11th Dec 2007
Don’t let the body fool you: this really is a Fujifilm camera. It looks and feels very similar to the high-scoring Nikon D200, but don’t be tricked into thinking they are one and the same. After a few minutes investigating the way that the S5 handles and the technology it has to offer, y
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Kodak EasyShare Z1285by Natalie Johnson on 29th Sep 2008
Launched at the turn of the year with its equally HD-capable sibling, the 10MP Z1085 IS, the Z1285 introduced HD stills and video functionality (viewable with the optional HDTV dock connecting to HDTV) to the brand’s Z series of camera.
So where to start, with what appears, on first i
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Nikon D700by Josie Reavely on 12th Aug 2008
Hot on the heels of the hugely successful pro-models, the D3 and D300, Nikon has launched a hybrid: the D700. The latest launch from Nikon combines the best of these cameras, packing the D3’s incredible full-frame sensor into a compact D300-style body.
The main feature that distinguishes one
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Olympus E-410by Claire Gillo on 15th Jul 2009
Olympus is the poor relation in the DSLR market. It’s common knowledge that it lacks behind everyone else in innovation, resolution and performance - right?
Well, actually, the truth is somewhat very different. Olympus was the pioneer of a dust-reduction device that was featured on the
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Pentax K7by Gavin Stoker on 14th Jun 2009
From the introduction of the initial *istD way back in 2003, Pentax has delivered a consistently good value and reliable run of DSLRs, even if it never has grabbed the headlines afforded by more pioneering brands, while a professional model has also yet to materialise. Slow and steady seems to be
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£16740Leica S2by Ian Farrell on 16th Jun 2010
The medium-format camera market doesn’t get as much attention as it should. The drama in this sector of the industry over the last two years is worthy of a soap opera. New cameras and technical developments have come along, with resolutions hitting the 60 megapixel mark. Established br
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£8600Canon EOS 1Ds MkIIIby Josie Reavely on 12th Mar 2008
The Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III is an awesome creation, and the first of its kind to make it past the 20mp mark. Beneath its rubberised magnesium alloy exterior beats not one, but two hearts: dual DIGIC III processors, which drive the performance of this incredible camera, and a 21.1mp full-frame sensor
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£6199Sigma SD1by 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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£6000Canon XL H1Sby Claire Gillo on 1st Jan 2006
Unfortunately this camera has now been discontinued. Here at DigiCamBuyer.co.uk, we take camera reviews very seriously and will never assign a score to a camera we have not tested ourselves. For reviews of similar cameras, please click here.
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£6000Nikon D3xby Doug Harman on 11th Feb 2009
The Nikon D3, this camera’s predecessor, was a camera epitomising excellence in almost all areas, and so, enter the D3X, a camera that builds further on the superlatives already meted out to its predecessor.
The D3X looks identical to the D3, which we tested in issue 81 and which rightly rece
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£4850Leica M9by 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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£4499Canon EOS 1D MK IVby 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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£4199.99Nikon D3sby 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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£4000Canon XL H1Aby Claire Gillo on 1st Jan 2006
Unfortunately this camera has now been discontinued. Here at DigiCamBuyer.co.uk, we take camera reviews very seriously and will never assign a score to a camera we have not tested ourselves. For reviews of similar cameras, please click here.
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£4000Nikon D3by Debbi Allen on 7th Jan 2009
Despite Nikon’s recent announcement of its new D3 upgrade, the D3X, this 12.2MP professional snapper is Nikon’s first ever full-frame format DSLR and it has certainly shaken up the market and provided us with a bit of a shake-up to boot.
Since its introduction along with a variety of ot
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£Casio Exilim EX-ZR100by Debbi Allen on 15th Aug 2011
Casio has released the latest in its high-speed Exilim series, and it’s full of features that can really improve a beginner’s photography. It’s quite large for a compact, but with so much packed into it that can be forgiven.
The handling of the EX-ZR100 is adequate, with butt
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£49Vivitar ViviCam 5015by Debbi Allen on 1st Jan 2006
Unfortunately this camera has now been discontinued. Here at DigiCamBuyer.co.uk, we take camera reviews very seriously and will never assign a score to a camera we have not tested ourselves. For reviews of similar cameras, please click here.
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£49Vivitar ViviCam 5018by Claire Gillo on 1st Jan 2006
Unfortunately this camera has now been discontinued. Here at DigiCamBuyer.co.uk, we take camera reviews very seriously and will never assign a score to a camera we have not tested ourselves. For reviews of similar cameras, please click here.
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£49Vivitar ViviCam 5024by Claire Gillo on 1st Jan 2006
Unfortunately this camera has now been discontinued. Here at DigiCamBuyer.co.uk, we take camera reviews very seriously and will never assign a score to a camera we have not tested ourselves. For reviews of similar cameras, please click here.
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£49Vivitar ViviCam 8018by Debbi Allen on 1st Jan 2006
Unfortunately this camera has now been discontinued. Here at DigiCamBuyer.co.uk, we take camera reviews very seriously and will never assign a score to a camera we have not tested ourselves. For reviews of similar cameras, please click here.
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£49Vivitar ViviCam 8025by Claire Gillo on 1st Jan 2006
Unfortunately this camera has now been discontinued. Here at DigiCamBuyer.co.uk, we take camera reviews very seriously and will never assign a score to a camera we have not tested ourselves. For reviews of similar cameras, please click here.
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£49Vivitar ViviCam 8225by Rosie Tanner on 1st Jan 2006
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£49Vivitar ViviCam 8324by Josie Reavely on 1st Jan 2006
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£49Vivitar ViviCam 8400by Claire Gillo on 1st Jan 2006
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£49Vivitar ViviCam X024by Lesley Billen on 1st Jan 2006
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