Best Digital Cameras - 1250 to 10000 Max. ISO Speed, 0.48 to 1 lb. Weight, Atleast 3 inch

'It’s also a huge improvement over the Fujifilm X100S.'

'It only takes one glance at the Fujifilm X100T to know it's a special little camera. '

'It's an impressive object that many pricier models could learn from.'

' The X100T takes Fujifilm's concept of a high-end fixed lens compact into its third and most successful generation. '

'If you're on a tight budget and are prepared to sacrifice a built-in electronic viewfinder, the COOLPIX S9900 represents great value for money - especially considering it sports a fully-articulated screen and built-in GPS. '

'The Nikon Coolpix S9900 dealt quite well with chromatic aberrations, with purple fringing effects appearing only in high contrast situations. '

'Wi-Fi, NFC and built-in GPS.'

'The RAW files were also excellent, with usable images throughout the entire range of ISO 200-6400.'

'Picture quality up to ISO 3200.'

'The large APS-C sensor makes it easy to blur the background and importantly makes the camera more versatile in low-light.'

'14mm f/4 lens provides perfect uniformity. '

'fantastic travel camera'

'If this wasn't enough, the SH-2 also allows you to record silent high-speed movies for slow-motion playback. '

'Panasonic has been at the forefront of the travel compact camera market for some time, and the latest model to sit at the top of the range, the DMC-TZ70 builds on what is already a fantastic reputation.'

'The TG-3 is a worthy successor to its predecessor, and follows it as our Editors' Choice for rugged compact cameras.'

'It's responsive, versatile and durable.'

'The TG-3 is a good rugged point-and-shoot that can take a beating. '

'new sensor and screen'