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'Noticeable shutter delay.'

'No AF illuminator'

'Some annoyances include the lousy movie mode, lack of a file numbering system, and poor low light focusing. '

'Its bulky form won't win any beauty pageants'

'small square lens'

'The digital zoom's magnified pixels looked awful in low-light situations.'

'the camera is not known to produce the sharpest photos'

'It's too big to fit in a as you're right handed!'

'Flimsy covers for SD slot, as well as DC and A/V connectors.'

'The zoom may be slightly too slow for some'

'Things look pretty nasty at ISO 400'

'Recycle time between shots is an unimpressive 3.6 seconds and nearly 4.9 seconds with flash.'

'Unfortunately, without a video out port, users will only be able to export video and still images through either the memory card or the USB port located on the right side of the camera.'

'its 1.5-inch LCD seems puny in the current market.'

'Low light focusing performance was poor'

'regardless of whether the Z10 was badly bullied as a prototype, there's no excuse for a grown-up camera carrying a design joke this far.'

'Low light focusing performance was poor -- guess that Rapid AF sensor isn't so hot for those conditions.'

'The first in this series, the Minolta DiMage 7 , took a poky 4.8 seconds to boot up and an unimpressive 4 seconds to recycle between shots.'

'not the fastest camera'