Best Digital Cameras - Autofocus & Manual Focus Focus Type, Atleast 5 Megapixel, 1 to 4 x Digital Zoom

'The unit's small size means that it's short on buttons.'

'Zoom lenses often behave quite differently at wide angle and telephoto focal lengths'

'The graph shows that yellows and blues are quite inaccurate.'

'Poor image results with flash.'

'The camera does not have a focus-assist lamp and focus acquisition in low light is slow to non-existent.'

'Unfortunately, sharp-eyed users will be disappointed by its image quality and scant improvements over the Z75.'

'Nighttime shooting was more problematic, as any long-distance photos without optimal lighting looked extremely noisy'

'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.'

'Lacks sharpness.'

'Zoom was too jerky to use.'

'Flimsy covers for SD slot, as well as DC and A/V connectors.'

'The zoom may be slightly too slow for some'

'Things look pretty nasty at ISO 400'

'pronounced barrel distortion at the widest zoom settings and a viewfinder that tends to freeze and blank out during use.'

'The bad news is that the clip length is limited to just 60 seconds, regardless of the size of your memory card.'

'The rechargeable lithium ion battery lasted nearly 3 hours, a middling result.'

'sluggish menus'

'a dozen function buttons sprinkled all over the body, the first impression of the PowerShot Pro 1 may be that it is a confusing camera to use.'

'unless you habitually print at 20x30ins, you're not gaining much over a 5MP camera.'

'It's too bad that the flagship PowerShot camera doesn't support USB 2.0!'