Best Digital Cameras - 0.48 to 1 lb. Weight, 1 to 1.7 in. LCD Screen Size, Hand strap Included Accessories

'the 4-megapixel A80 delivers the best combination of features, image quality, performance, and price that we've seen in any recent camera.'

'This is an excellent choice for amateur shutterbugs.'

'Equipped with Canon's high speed and noise-reducing DIGIC image processor, the Canon PowerShot A80 is a 4.0 megapixel camera with competitive options, impressive capabilities, and quality performance.'

'This is pretty much the middle-of-the-line camera in the Cyber-Shot 'P' series of cameras from Sony.'

'Photos taken in daylight had rich, accurate colors'

'The DSC-P72 gives you whopping 3.2 megapixel effective resolution, 3x optical zoom'

'Buttons ranged around both displays make it easy to set up and change the camera's parameters.'

'The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-V1 offers Sony 's legendary quality and lots of features, yet it's light on ergonomics, performance, and image quality.'

'The DSC-V1 Cyber-shot Digital Camera from Sony packs an array of impressive features and definitive control in a compact design'

'Greater portability due to size and weight'

'flexible exposure control'

'the company thoughtfully supplies an additional USB printer cable.'

'the groovy grip and placement of controls make for nice handling as well as nice looks.'

'However, at a very reasonable $499 for 3.3-megapixels, it's a great buy in the under $500 market.'

'The LCD is well lit, clear and offers reasonable response times when using it to frame potential images.'

'The Sony's DSC-P92 Cyber-shot ® Digital Camera packs an array of impressive features and definitive control in a compact design'

'it is the perfect choice for recreational users who want point-and-shoot simplicity.'

'It connects via USB, so that it's always ready for your camera to upload images and recharge the batteries.'

'protective front-of-the-lens metal shutter'

'very sharp images'

'The design is neat'

'Twilight Portrait, solves the problem of black backgrounds at night by using a slow exposure to get the background and the firing flash to capture your subject.'