The Canon Digital IXUS 85 IS looks good, performs well, and offers all the usual bells and whistles, but fails to stand out in the crowded IXUS line-up.
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Besides the start-up time and stylus, it is hard to find fault with the FX520. Image quality has also improved and we really like the features that are incorporated with the touchscreen.
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The Samsung NV11 can produce some very nice-looking pictures, but its unique interface isn't for everyone.
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The 10-megapixel Samsung L210 boasts the usual bells and whistles including dual image stabilisation, face detection, red eye fix as well as a few unique features such as Auto Contrast Burst (ACB) and Self Portrait Mode.
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An early entrant into the 12-megapixel race, the Lumix FX100 also comes with novel optical zoom technology.
Micron says its image-sensor division, now called Aptina, is more independent and responsive. Also new: better sensors and even smaller mobile phone cameras.
Choices are sparse for camera buyers looking for some of the performance and control of an SLR but not its bulk. The options could improve soon.
Micron Technology is coming out with an imaging chip for compact digital cameras next year that will let amateurs maniacally click away like Austin Powers.
Kodak's contribution to CES are a pair of high-resolution compact digital cameras.
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With the help of your Web site I've decided my new camera will be a Canon Digital IXUS 800. However, I've also seen it referred to as a Powershot SD 700. Some cameras have PowerShot on the front (tending to be a bit cheaper) and some have IXUS. Is there a difference?
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Hot on the heels of its pre-PMA announcements in January, Canon has added three new compact cameras to its IXUS range.
With prices in the AU$500 to AU$800 range and holidays around the corner, there's never been a better time to go for that stylish 5-megapixel camera you've been eyeing.
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With street prices in the AU$600 to AU$850 range, 7-megapixel snapshot cameras hit the point-and-shoot sweet spot last occupied by 5-megapixel models.
The average compact camera packs a 3x zoom, while anything larger than 10x qualifies as a megazoom or superzoom. But there's a growing number of cameras in the 3-10x hinterland that combine compact portability with distant-shooting goodness.