Best Digital Cameras - Continuous AF Focus Type, Auto Flash Type, Atleast 14 Megapixel

'The camera itself is pretty well-designed and easy to grip and shoot.'

'The NEX cameras are primarily about squeezing DSLR quality into compact bodies.'

'The Sony NEX-5 is an excellent camera for hobbyist photographers upgrading from compacts who want to increase capability but not bulk. '

'smallest interchangeable lens camera'

'very responsive camera'

'very responsive camera'

'the Sony SLT-series cameras look rather aggressive, with the popup flash housing hunched low over the top of the lens barrel.'

'very good noise reduction'

'Sony's first translucent-mirror camera offers impressive continuous-autofocus capabilities, an amazing burst mode, and excellent image quality to go along with its smaller size. '

'excellent camera'

'Part of a new generation of cameras, the SLT-A55 is truly innovative. '

'Because the Sony Alpha SLT-A55 doesn't have to move a mirror around, Sony has been able to get a remarkable 10 frame-per-second burst rate out of the camera.'

'impressive digital camera'

'When a face is detected, the camera can automatically select the correct AF point, and adjust exposure, white balance, flash output, and other variables to ensure that your subject's face is correctly rendered. '

'The Sony Alpha DSLR-A580 is a high-end digital SLR very similar to the Sony Alpha DSLR-A560.'

'Both cameras feature 3D Sweep Panorama, allowing photographers to capture detail-packed extra-wide panoramas with a huge field of view. 3D panoramas can be enjoyed on any compatible 3D HD television. '

'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. '