Best Standard Point and Shoot Digital Cameras - Best Image, Auto Flash Type, Atleast 3 inch, 1 to 4 x Digital Zoom

'Canon's PowerShot S95 reaches the current upper limit of image quality in pocket-sized digital cameras—that's why it wins our Editors' Choice for the category.'

'Canon's PowerShot S95 is a compact digital camera that's perfect for travellers or even photography enthusiasts who want a small camera with manual controls.'

'most ingenious camera controls'

'the S95 is very, very small.'

'with a feature-set which genuinely stands out from the competition.'

'excellent camera'

'its overall response times are very good.'

'The Nikon P7000 is a serious camera for those serious about photography but don't want to commit to a DSLR. '

'In our tests, the Nikon Coolpix P7000 also did the best job of in-camera editing: After snapping a shot, you can choose to have the camera automatically enhance the image via Nikon's Active D Lighting correction, Quick Retouch mode, or skin softening; and you can even apply filters such as a Miniature Mode setting.'

'Using the P7000 was an enjoyable experience for us.'

'high-performance digital camera'

'Overall the Samsung WB700 is pretty responsive.'

'The camera is reasonably quick to focus and is ready to shoot within a couple of seconds of switching on.'

'Excellent build quality.'

'This little digital camera can deliver great still images and surprisingly high-quality 1080i HD video, and it's extremely fast, to boot.'

'Camera is well built and feels sturdy.'

'one sleek camera'

'The 14.1-megapixel digital camera features a 24mm ultra wide-angle F2.2 super bright Leica DC Vario-Summicron lens with a 5x optical zoom, making the Lumix FX700 extremely versatile in low-light conditions and when capturing moving subjects. '