Best Digital Cameras - 0.48 to 1 lb. Weight, USB Interface Type, 2 to 4 Frames Frames Per Second, Atleast 1080p?erfaceType=USB 1.1?erfaceType=1 x Hi-Speed USB hdFormat, Built-In & External Flash Type

'The compact all metal body has some unusual body design features most notably the rather busy camera front'

'The test pictures were somewhat disappointing'

'The Exilim fell short of our high hopes'

'Likewise, it takes 2 to 3 seconds from one shot to the next, not quite up to the speed of the competition.'

'The dynamic range is squeezed toward the middle--photos lack detail in dark areas and tend to wash out highlights.'

'Photo quality soft and lacking detail'

'Average visual resolution and pixel transition'

'no rechargeable batteries'

'the size of the handgrip and the placement of the zoom control (at the back of the grip) make operating the Z2 one-handed difficult'

'it does lack the must-have feature du jour; image stabilization.'

'Picture-quality choices are limited to three resolutions and a 3:2 ratio option; you can't control compression separately.'

'Clunky, sluggish interface No AF illuminator, poor low light focusing Does not fully support Nikon Speedlites Small LCD No RAW mode yet (most of competition has it) Flimsy plastic door over CF slot No live histogram in record mode'

'In contrast to the overall build quality of the camera, the door covering the Type II CompactFlash slot (which also handles IBM Microdrives) feels very flimsy.'

'Both the shutter release and the refresh rate on the LCD screen are disappointing - and, surprisingly, the extra megapixel doesn't seem to add any extra sharpness at all.'

'The downside of proprietary batteries like the BP-511 is the cost ($50) and the fact that you can't use standard batteries (as you can with AA-based cameras) if you're in a bind.'

'the 32MB CompactFlash card seems stingy ??? fortunately, there's support for Microdrives too.'

'The Olympus C-730 Ultra Zoom has an average bundle.'

'The telephoto end is equivalent to an 85mm and has a relatively slow f/2.8-f/10.3 aperture range.'

'flimsy plastic door on the side for CompactFlash cards'

'small, close-together buttons'