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'very good ultracompact camera'

'In PCWorld Labs imaging tests, the Lumix DMC-FP8 produced good--but not great--results. '

'The minimal, flat fronted design and internally stacked/folded zoom lens mechanism of Panasonic's 12.1 effective megapixel Lumix DMC-FP8 may be a claimed bold departure for the electronics manufacturer's range of otherwise conventionally styled digital compacts. '

'Durable frame. '

'This camera is easy to use and has several good features.'

'One high-speed digital cameras that are convenient to carryover everywhere.'

'This Casio Elixim EX-S12 looks fantastic and won't weigh you down.'

'The camera is well-made, durable, and sturdy but its being dropped forcefully, even though accidentally, did cause some cosmetic damage.'

'a simple, yet effective digital camera'

'The DSC-W35 continues the sleek style and quality internals found in earlier incarnations'

'We're glad that it leaves enough room on the back of the camera for an optical viewfinder'

'INTRODUCTION [ larger ] The Fuji FinePix F10 ($400 MSRP) is compact consumer digital camera that rivals the capabilities and image quality of expensive digital SLR (dSLR) cameras.'

'quite compact'

'This is one of the most impressive ultra-compact cameras.'

'Of those 6.63 megapixels, 6.3 of them are effective in imaging.'

'Sony's version of this powerful compact camera is the Cyber-shot DSC-W7, a 7.2 megapixel digital camera in the "Wide LCD" series.'

'The new Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W7 is an updated version of Sony's popular W1 model'

'The Canon PowerShot A470 is appropriate for first time entry-level photographers desiring an easy-to-use point-and-shoot digital camera at an affordable price'

'pretty good digital camera'

'The Canon A470 automatically detects, tracks, focuses and optimizes the exposure on up-to nine forward looking human faces in the frame or can lock onto a specific face in the crowd, ensuring that all (or one) are in focus and properly exposed, with or without flash.'