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Nikon Coolpix 4100
The Nikon Coolpix 4100 shares many features with the Coolpix 4200, including a 4-megapixel CCD and a 3X optical zoom lens. But it diverges in image quality and overall design. Despite its excellent ergonomics and ease of use, the camera's mediocre image quality and overall slowness prevent us from recommending it.
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Nikon Coolpix 4200
The excellent 1.8-inch LCD, with 130,000 pixels, is one of the sharpest we've tested. The screen tilts, swivels, and rotates for easy viewing of over-the-head or low-angle shots. The live-image preview has a clever real-time exposure histogram guide, where a grid overlay appears red in highlighted areas and blue in underexposed areas, enabling you to obtain near-perfect exposures in difficult lighting situations.
The C-5060's closest competitor is the new Canon PowerShot G5, which offers similar performance at a slightly higher price. But the C-5060's wider lens and lower price make it stand out, especially if you need that extra few millimeters of wide-angle coverage.
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Nikon Coolpix 4800
The 4-megapixel Nikon Coolpix 4800 is a surprisingly flexible compact camera for the price ($399.95 list). It's got a much longer zoom—8.3X optical—than you typically see on a compact camera. That doesn't quite qualify it as a superzoom (we define superzooms as having 10X or greater optical zoom), but it's close. The pictures it takes are more than adequate, though we wish they had more snap—and that the camera had antishake capability and a bit more zip.
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Nikon Coolpix L4
The Nikon Coolpix L4 Digital Camera packs an impressive, high quality package into a lightweight body. It has a high quality 38mm - 114mm Zoom-Nikkor lens (35mm equivalent), letting you zoom in for
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Olympus Camedia C-4040Z
Olympus currently offers more than 20 digital cameras that range from simple, inexpensive point-and-shoots to pricey, full-featured prosumer models. Both the Olympus Camedia C-4040 Zoom and E-10 are 4-megapixel cameras, but because they use different Sony CCDs (1/2- and 2/3-inch, respectively), they have different lenses, DSPs (digital signal processors), and ADCs (analog-to-digital converters) and take different images
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Olympus Camedia C-750 Ultra Zoom
Incorporating 10x zoom performance in a compact body, the latest Olympus Ultra Zoom digital camera allows extremely versatile and comfortable shooting. With the C-750 Ultra Zoom, Olympus presents the world's first 4-megapixel camera with a 10x optical zoom. As befits a camera of this stature, it is protected by a full-metal casing. It provides a host of automatic modes plus manual options to allow effortless operation and creative control. Images are saved on the xD-Picture Card memory media. This camera delivers 10x optical zoom performance in the smallest and lightest Ultra Zoom body yet
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Olympus Camedia C-765 Ultra Zoom
Experience photography without limitations with this advanced, 4 megapixel digital camera. The C-770 is designed with an impressive 10x optical/40x total zoom, MPEG4 Movie mode with audio, the ultra fast TruePic TURBO image processor, and the freedom to add on wide angle or telephoto conversion lenses, as well as an external flash via its dedicated hot shoe, so there's no photographic situation you won't be fully prepared for.
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Olympus Camedia C-770 Ultra Zoom
With this camera; you have both; high quality MPEG4 video with sound and first-class digital stills. The centre-piece of the ultra-compact, four million pixel C-770 Movie is a powerful 10x optical zoom. There's virtually nothing this lens can't do. It lets you bring distant objects closer and permits macro focusing from just 3cm away. And when the action really takes off, switch to the movie recording function for full-frame video shots with sound. The clarity and drama of the results will really dazzle your friends when played back on a television screen.
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Olympus Camedia E-10
Features designed for the avid photographer and professional include RAW data capture mode, manual focus, a dual auto-focus system, and newly-designed camera controls.
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Olympus Stylus 400
The curvaceous Olympus Stylus 400 Digital is an exceptionally handsome all-metal camera that combines art, simplicity, and weatherproofing. But although it's easy to use, it offers limited options and controls, and image quality is uneven.
Having the lens protected by a gold anodized sliding cover, the Stylus 400 is weatherproofed (but not waterproofed, so don't try dunking it!) with rubber seals over its ports and compartments. Once the cover is off, however, the lens is unprotected. The Stylus 400's limited controls are nicely placed on the back, but because of the weatherproofing, the memory card compartment on the side is hard to pry open. And it doesn't have a speaker or microphone, so movies are silent
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