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'The still pictures are kind of over processed and saturated due to the flash.'

'the viewfinder is also tiny and inflexible'

'Images may also show trailing when shooting in this slow shutter mode.'

'Last year's DC20 was much lighter and smaller.'

'Over-exposed images.'

'Small LCD screen.'

'The resulting small wide-screen image lacks the necessary detail for precise operations such as manual focus'

'relatively small LCD screen'

'The compact 1.1-pound Optura 600 has a vertical form factor that takes a bit of getting used to.'

'The camcorder may tend to slip when you use your thumb to reach for the record button'

'The considerable size and bulk of the PowerShot S1 make it a camera more suited for static, homebound situations.'

'Unfortunately, the VDR-M75's greatness did not trickle down to its performance in low light settings.'

'Uses rare DVD-RAM format.'

'unacceptable image'

'Wimpy battery'

'Differentiation between color gradations became challenging; even in the grayscale, it was tough to discern where the tones altered.'

'The viewfinder is unfortunately stationary'

'Unfortunately, it has inherited many of last year's features, the most significant of which is the 1/6” CCD with 340K effective pixels.'

'a useless LCD'

'manual control is available but a bit tedious'

'poor low light images'

'The solarizing is so bad, that it makes using the LCD a nuisance.'

'fairly thin frame'

'Grainy low-light video'