Best Standard Point and Shoot Digital Cameras - 1600 to 10000 Max. ISO Speed, Under $200, 10 to 15 Megapixel Resolution

'The 115 HS is excellent at taking well exposed images with brilliant colours.'

'Low image noise.'

'Tiny dimensions.'

'sizeable, 3-inch LCD screen'

'The camera is easy to grip and the menu system is simple to navigate.'

'The S3100 is very slim and light, and it feels balanced in the hand.'

'Styling wise, the Nikon Coolpix S3000 is very attractive. '

'Picture quality better than expected.'

'low-priced camera'

'very clean looking interface'

'Streamlined design and comfortable'

'Low price makes this camera beneficial for beginners. '

'Despite its budget price-tag, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-S3 is a good-looking camera, with a distinctive pebble shape, rounded corners and an attractively glossy finish to the all-plastic body. '

'Despite a minimum focusing distance of 5cm the camera is capable of taking excellent macro pictures.'

'Our exterior daylight tests produced some remarkably strong shots for such a low-cost camera. '

'latest generation Venus Engine VI image processor'

'The S80 is very well made and it is highly likely that the superb anodised finish will be hard wearing.'

'The S80's camera body is very thin, measuring only 0.7 inches in thickness, and it's a stylish-looking model with six body colors.'

'The viewing angle was excellent, with no apparent loss of contrast or colour shifts when not viewing the display straight on; this is excellent news for those who like to shoot at waist level or from above the head.'

'slim tablet-style design'

'The camera is ready to shoot within a couple of seconds and focusing speed is good, as is shot-to-shot speed.'

'high resolution 14 megapixel sensor'