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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ5
The DMC-FZ5 is one of two direct sucessors to the popular (and preview Highly Recommended) DMC-FZ3. Like its predecessor the FZ5 sports a Leica-branded DC Vario-Elmarit zoom with a whopping 12x optical range (35-420mm equiv), though the larger sensor has resulted in a slightly slower F2.8-F3.3 apert...
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Casio QV-4000
The Casio QV-4000 appears conventional, and its designers took a few mental steps outside of the box. Serious photographers will appreciate the sharp-as-a-tack images, extensive user controls, and assortment of unique features, such as its soft-portrait and best-shot selector modes. But its heavy de...
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Minolta DiMage E201
The E201 does not have an optical zoom lens or priority settings for manual, aperture, or shutter. But the camera is equipped with an excellent auto-focus aspherical lens designed for ultra-clear photos. The E201 features eight different resolution and compression combinations for optimal image qual...
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Canon PowerShot S300
The PowerShot S300 Digital ELPH (also known as IXY DIGITAL 300 in Europe) is Canon's second ultra-compact digital camera and at the time of this review it's the world's smallest and lightest 2.1 megapixel camera with a 3x zoom lens. In addition the S300 offers a number of new and improved features i...
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Olympus E-100 Rapid Shot
The E-100 RS is all black, comes with a pop-up flash and extended eyecup, and has a long lens snout that makes the camera's length greater than the width. Despite the seemingly awkward dimensions, though, the large but lightweight unit is well-balanced and easily operated with one hand. The 10X zoom...
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Canon PowerShot Pro90 IS
The Pro90 IS tops Canon's current lineup of PowerShot-series cameras for 2001. In addition to its 10x zoom lens with optical image stabilization, it incorporates a multitude of advanced features including 12 EOS system-based picture-taking modes; wide exposure sensitivity (equivalent to ISO 50-400);...
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Canon EOS-D60
The EOS D60 is the much anticipated upgrade of Canon's popular EOS D30 SLR that was first introduced in 2000. The D30 set new standards for price and performance and as the old saying goes, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," so Canon didn't, they just improved it. The EOS D30 was our choice for the ...
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Olympus C-3030 Zoom
The Olympus's reputation for image quality and versatility, the Olympus C-3030 Zoom melds an impressive array of features with a 3X optical zoom lens and a 3.34-megapixel CCD. On the solid, conventional-looking chassis, all the important controls are conveniently placed. The C-3030 Zoom has a wide a...
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Sony CD Mavica MVC-CD400
The new Sony CD Mavica MVC-CD400 ($800 street) is Sony's best Mavica yet. This 4-megapixel beauty is easy to use, takes excellent photos, and boasts infinite storage thanks to its 156MB 3-inch mini CD compatibility.
Like the Mavicas before it, the camera's allure is the inexpensive media ($...
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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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