Here is this week’s (Oct 22-28, 2011) digital camera review roundup:
- CameraLabs highly recommends the Sony Alpha NEX-C3 [QuickPrice Check]
as “the NEX-C3’s strengths are its low light performance, its size and the scope it provides for customisation of its soft buttons.“
- Photoxels recommends the Nikon 1 V1 [QuickPrice Check]
for point-and-shoot photographers since it “is a fine compact mirrorless camera with the image quality, low light capability and ease of use point-and-shoot photographers are asking for.“
- PhotographyBLOG finds that the Olympus VR-320 [QuickPrice Check]
“is really as easy to use as pointing and shooting, the Magic Filters are once again great fun and lift this camera up slightly in our estimation, while iAuto mode mostly gets it spot on, so — with the caveats as outlined above — beginners will be satisfied. “
- ePHOTOzine recommends the entry-level Samsung ST96 which “impresses with good colour reproduction, full 1080p HD video recording and its smart filters.“
- ePHOTOzine recommends the Canon PowerShot ELPH 510 HS [QuickPrice Check]
finding that it “produces a decent image and you can get really close into the action with the 12x optical zoom lens.“
- TrustedReviews finds the Pentax Q [QuickPrice Check]
“can deliver solid results when used as a regular digital camera, but what it really excels at is the ability to deliver effects-laden photography on the fly.“
- Though PhotographyBLOG likes the usability and fun factor of the Pentax Q [QuickPrice Check]
- DigitalCameraInfo likes the Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-HX100 [QuickPrice Check]
concluding it “may very well be the year’s best true bridge camera.“
- Imaging Resource finds the Nikon COOLPIX L120 [QuickPrice Check]
is only “for the budget photographer.“
- ePHOTOzine highly recommends the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ47 [QuickPrice Check]
as “an extremely competent all round camera … and it would make an excellent choice for beginners and advanced photographers.“
- ePHOTOzine recommends the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ150[QuickPrice Check]
as “an extremely competent all round camera providing a wealth of useful features, a large optical zoom and an emphasis on image quality and speed, …. better noise performance than the FZ48.“
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