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'Shot-to-shot time was relatively quick as well, and in burst mode, the camera took around 0.9 second per frame.'

'Panasonic's LUMIX DMC-FS7 is a compact digital camera that's simple to use, and it takes excellent photos.'

'this digital camera is very light for a compact camera.'

'The camera takes a little more than 2 seconds between 2 shoots, which is correct.'

'The 115 HS is excellent at taking well exposed images with brilliant colours.'

'Low image noise.'

'Tiny dimensions.'

'sizeable, 3-inch LCD screen'

'the S710 is utilitarian.'

'Nikon's top compact Coolpix model is a sleek slab of stainless steel available in Silver, Gunmetal or Maroon.'

'First impressions are good: the S710 looks very smart, with a brushed stainless steel body - plus a little plastic.'

'Streamlined design and comfortable'

'Low price makes this camera beneficial for beginners. '

'For its sub-US$110 price, the A1200 is capable of turning out some excellent photos. '

'Exposure is also very good.'

'big 3 inch LCD screen'

'superb wide angle performance'

' The premise of Panasonic's Lumix DMC-FP3 is sound: a slim, attractive camera that's fast, easy to use, and has a touch-screen interface for an extra cool factor. '

'The Panasonic Lumix DMC FP3 is very impressive.'

'The new Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP3 is compatible with the latest Windows 7.'

'the manual selection of a focus point, useful for when users want to bias attention toward an off-centre subject.'

'From the front the camera looks reasonably stylish.'

'Its plastic body feels solid, and the raised metal plate emblazoned with "10.0 MEGA PIXELS" acts as a grip for securing your hold on the camera.'

'Its plastic body feels solid, and the raised metal plate emblazoned with "10.0 MEGA PIXELS" acts as a grip for securing your hold on the camera.'

'Its plastic body feels solid, and the raised metal plate emblazoned with “10.0 MEGA PIXELS” acts as a grip for securing your hold on the camera.'