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Pentax K-m

We like the K-m and the image quality it offers, but having to fumble over the inconsistent metering and white balance can be an issue for users not familiar with manual exposure controls.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1

For the world's first camera based on the micro four thirds format, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 is incredibly refined, though not perfect. Still, its size, image quality and design will undoubtedly sway many a first-time SLR buyer.

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Reviews

  • Olympus Mju 820

    It looks good and its features are nice, but the Olympus Mju 820's photos and performance simply aren't up to scratch.

  • Canon PowerShot A560

    This camera's solid performance can help you forget that it doesn't have many bells or whistles.

  • Olympus FE-190

    If you don't mind the lack of features, Olympus's FE-190 offers pretty pictures and a slim body at a low price.

  • Olympus FE-140

    The Olympus FE-140 is a fine selection if you don't want to make decisions, but it doesn't offer many choices either.

  • Kodak EasyShare P880

    The Kodak EasyShare P880 is a user-friendly camera with a wide-angle lens and pedestrian photo quality that will either please or frustrate users, depending upon their needs.

  • Olympus FE-110

    The Olympus FE-110 is budget priced for a 5-megapixel compact model, but its average picture quality and lack of features make it an entry-level choice only.

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Features

  • Rainy day cameras

    Comparative reviews of weather-resistant and waterproof cameras from Olympus, Pentax and Nikon.

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