Best Digital Cameras - 0.48 to 1 lb. Weight, 0 to 5 Megapixel Resolution

'Noticeable shutter delay.'

'No AF illuminator'

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

'Print quality leaves a lot to be desired.'

'poor imaging'

'Still have to buy paper.'

'Image quality is average, but the PoGo isn’t about creating crystal clear photos.'

'the PowerShot TX1 has few compelling advantages as a camcorder or a still camera.'

'At ISO 1,600, most fine detail is destroyed by the vast snowy blizzard of tiny speckles, and dynamic range is crunched to the point of obscuring most shadow detail.'

'The back of the TX1 looks quite strange with a memory card door taking up the bottom third of the back and buttons cluttering the top two-thirds.'

'glacially slow performance'

'ISO 800 images are quite noisy'

'Shutter lag measured an unimpressive 1.3 seconds in our high-contrast test, meant to mimic bright shooting conditions,'

'since pictures at ISO 800 are quite noisy, you might be disappointed with the results even if your shots are in focus.'

'In Record mode, the up button accesses the Exposure Compensation adjustment, while the down arrow switches to Review mode.'

'The virtual letters are quite small though, so a direct hit from the stylus is required'

'the images were a little on the dark side and a little soft in some areas'

'Unfortunately, this camera's motion-picture features are particularly anemic: there's no microphone for recording audio, and resolution is limited to 320x240 pixels at 10fps or 30fps'

'flash coverage wasn't great, with significant edge falloff'

'It doesn't include a recharger or rechargeable batteries'

'manual focus is basically useless, since you have no idea as to the current focus distance, and there's no "focus check" feature either.'

'The manual does seem short (in length) and it doesn't talk about accessories'