Best Digital Cameras - USB Interface Type, Manual Focus Focus Type, Built-In Flash Type

'Plenty of features for beginners to grow.'

'The 600D now sits at the top-end of the company's entry-level SLR range, taking all the bits that made the 60D good and shrinking them down a bit.'

'Simple, flexible, artistic.'

'Massive focal range'

'built-in image stabilizer'

'secure and stable grip'

'Designed as a user-friendly, powerful, entry-level DSLR, the EOS 1100D features an impressive specification to support the image quality and performance promised by the Canon and EOS brands. '

'great entry level camera'

'full HD video recording facility'

'more powerful and up-to-date image processor'

'People will be very happy with such a camera.'

'certainly one speedy compact camera'

'Small and light.'

'Optimal camera unit for different situations. 720p HD video capture. '

'Stunningly sharp results, particularly with 50mm portrait lens and 12-megapixel sensor combo. '

'excellent images'

'The competitively-priced PL200 combines advanced features such as high-definition video recording, powerful optics, and a large LCD screen, along with the unmatched ease-of-use that has become one of the defining features of Samsung’s digital camera lineup, making it one of the most well-rounded digital cameras on the market.  '

'The overall image quality for the Samsung PL200 is pretty good, especially considering its price point.'

'useful 31mm wide angle'

'12-megapixel, pocket-friendly, ultra-compact digital camera'

'it an easy camera'

'understatedly good-looking camera'

'slim, compact, highly mobile cameras'

'Casio EX-FS10 Compact Digital Camera allows you to capture video that are capable of being uploaded on YouTube, in-fact a dedicated YouTube mode is provided for this purpose.'

'Focus control is very good and quickly latches onto the main subject and the metering is rather impressive too and that goes for the flash metering too, which, although very underpowered, can shoot close to a subject without bleaching out highlights.'

'optical is generally considered more favorable by most photographers.'