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'The camera is fairly light for its size.'

'The camera is responsive with reasonably fast focusing even at the longest extension.'

'intuitive menus'

'lightweight S8100fd comfortable'

'A Continuous Shooting Mode makes it easy to shoot moving subjects like pets and kids.'

'The great thing about the S8100fd is that you can see things without having to actually go there.'

'Designed for serious photographers who want a lot of control over their shots.'

'very good camera'

'the D60 was able to capture an average of 2.8 frames per second (fps), putting it extremely close to Nikon's claim of 3 fps.'

'With a street price of US$749.95 or less for the camera/lens outfit, the Nikon D60 digital SLR package offers an outstanding value. '

'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.'

'great little camera'

'Bottom line - The Casio Exilim EX-Z800 is a nice little pocket camera that has a very appealing price tag of just $149 US. '

'The first thing that struck me about the EX-Z800 is how light it is, weighing only 124g with the battery and memory card installed.'

'useful 27mm-equivalent wide angle'

'The camera's Macro detail is stunning and sharpness up close within the book titles is spot on.'

'Build quality appears good and the camera has a solid feel.'

'Images are sharp in the center (averaging 2,215 lines per picture height) and fade a bit toward the outer regions (an average of 1,402 lines per picture height).'

'More megapixels means you can crop and still get a great picture.'