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'No camera is perfect -- the C-7000Z has some flaws worth mentioning,'

'Non-standard USB cable.'

'Hard to operate with one hand.'

'Hard to operate with one hand.'

'The trade off for using the Stylus with impunity when the weather gets bad comes by way of button feel: in order to effectively seal the case, the 830's controls are often “sticky” and more difficult to press than those on conventional devices.'

'the use of high ISOs introduce lots of noise and loss of image detail, visible when viewed at full size.'

'At the 5-megapixel settings of ISO 3,200 and 6,400, even coarse details were completely destroyed by noise.'

'Chromatic aberration (purple fringing) was pretty noticeable'

'the LCD is nearly impossible to use in bright sunlight, a drawback exacerbated by the absence of any viewfinder to fall back on in framing your shots.'

'doesn't provide manual or priority exposure controls'

'Long startup.'

'convoluted menu system'

'very confusing new menu system'

'the spec is pretty standard ultra compact fare'

'shots taken at ISO 1600 appeared noisy and blurry, and the ISO 3200 setting produced pictures that looked more like impressionist paintings than photographs'

'the images were over-processed, suffered from colour noise even at 200 ISO, and had visible compression artefacts.'

'the M547 has no optical viewfinder - something that's become an increasingly rare in modern digital cameras, unfortunately.'

'Wide-angle shots can show unpleasant levels of purple fringing, a failing that's accentuated by the typical Fujifilm habit of pumping up colours to retina-searing levels.'

'The camera can be slow to focus in low light, however: It sometimes required almost 2 seconds to lock on.'