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'The all new Nikon D7000 - has appeal for the enthusiast. <>. '

'excellent point-and-shoot camera'

'excellent point-and-shoot camera'

'The Nikon D7000 is an impressive offering from Nikon.'

'So Olympus is trying again to lure this lucrative audience to its Micro Four Thirds camp, this time with the more consumer-friendly designed and priced E-PL1. '

'And in the eyes of many consumers the E-PL1 will best its more expensive bigger brother due to the fact that, for the first time, Olympus has included a built-in, pop-up flash, activated by a thumb switch situated at the top left-hand edge of the camera back. '

'the E-PL1 feels sturdy and easy to tote around from bag to beach and back again.'

'Camera has a "retro" look and design, which is appealing.'

'With its lightning speed and gorgeous images, there's not much to complain about with the Canon EOS 50D—especially if you already own compatible lenses. '

'It's an ideal model for the mid-range to advanced DSLR user -- but it's also a very forgiving camera to better your craft on. '

'Nikon’s body boasts a viewfinder with 100% coverage to the 50D’s 95% and an AF system with a whopping 51-points to the 50D’s nine.'

'the EOS 40D justifies its asking price with a barrage of useful and powerful new features'

'The 40D is sturdy'

'The 40D is a truly great camera for wildlife and sports photography'

'the 40D has exceptional manual controls, speedy performance, and fantastic image detail.'

'The new camera is compatible with more than 40 Sigma lenses'

'The D80 is definitely a great entry DSLR that still provides future growth.'

'The D80 is a fairly large digital SLR that has impressive build quality (save for a few plastic doors).'

'It's quiet too'

'the D80 includes a generous assortment of additional features, letting you do such things as combine multiple exposures, add text comments to any image, or program the built-in flash to fire multiple times at specified intervals.'

'The K100D and K110D digital SLRs were announced in May 2006, aimed as a straight replacement for the *ist DS series (actually the DS2) these two SLRs are designed to appeal to the affordable end of the digital SLR market but don't compromise on features.'

'Very user-friendly.'

'a significant amount of manual control.'