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'the shot to shot performance of this camera was disappointing and the lack of proper use of a 4-way control is unfortunate.'

'the low resolution (110K pixels) of the screen leaves things pretty grainy.'

'Bad night shots.'

'There's also a garish sticker extolling the features offered by the E40 you'll want to remove this pretty quickly if you have any taste.'

'The lack of an optical viewfinder, while not unusual, is a shame'

'The speaker and microphone are exposed and the perfect size for sand to get trapped in.'

'The W30 does not have a focus-assist lamp and acquiring autofocus in low light conditions was problematic.'

'The 2.5-inch display is sharp but could be brighter and has an annoying habit of freezing up momentarily while that lazy autofocus is locking on.'

'The useful Exposure Compensation command is hard to find, and this is an obvious navigation mistake.'

'Slow shot-to-shot time.'

'the Casio EX-Z1000 did capture noisy images.'

'It can be quite jarring when the screen suddenly brightens after you've locked and framed your photo, and it makes it difficult to judge whether the photo is properly exposed.'

'With a suggested list price of $399, it's not the cheapest ultra-compact around'

'there's no more visible detail captured than from a 6MP compact.'

'The Caplio features some internal memory, but this isn't much use for anything other than trying the camera out, due to the large file size of the resulting photos.'

'We also notice some heavy purple fringing where dark and near-white objects contrast with each other.'

'When using the continuous flash mode, the wide angle range is cut to 5.5 feet and the telephoto flash range is cut to 2.9 feet.'

'it is pricey'

'We also notice some heavy purple fringing where dark and near-white objects contrast with each other.'

'Though the size is right, you should still be very careful when pocketing this camera'

'Fine details appear soft even in very good circumstances, and noticeable processing artifacts and image noise further obscure the picture.'