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Top 5 SLR Cameras
Single-lens reflex cameras offer powerful features and the flexibility of interchangeable lenses, so you can shoot like the pros.
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1. Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT
350D
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Bottom Line: Fast action, compact size, and great imaging make the Digital Rebel XT a top pick among inexpensive digital SLRs.
PC World Rating: 85 (Very Good)
2. Olympus EVolt E-500
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Bottom Line: A large LCD, extensive menus, and a nice price make this camera compelling, but it has a few usability issues.
PC World Rating: 84 (Very Good)
3. Canon EOS 30D
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Bottom Line: Uses the same CMOS sensor as the 20D, but has a larger LCD and a spot meter. Controls are intuitive and easy to use.
PC World Rating: 83 (Very Good)
4. Nikon D80
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Bottom Line: This fast and powerful SLR is significantly smaller than the D70s, and offers many features, including a status LCD.
PC World Rating: 84 (Very Good)
5. Canon EOS Digital Rebel Xti
400D
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Bottom Line: This full-featured SLR yields excellent image quality, with low noise at high ISO settings, though it lacks a status display.
PC World Rating: 83 (Very Good)
Top 5 Advanced Digital Cameras
These cameras typically offer more manual controls and more powerful features than point-and-shoot models.
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1. Fujifilm FinePix S5200
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Bottom Line: A snappy autofocus and top-notch image quality make the S5200 hard to beat. It shoots at ISO 1600, but images looked noisy.
PC World Rating: 86 (Very Good)
2. Samsung Pro815
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Bottom Line: Pro815 lives up to its name, with many controls, a huge 3.5-inch LCD, and massive 15X zoom. No image stabilization, though.
PC World Rating: 85 (Very Good)
3. Olympus SP-350
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Bottom Line: The compact SP-350 delivers top-notch image quality and long battery life, but has few control buttons.
PC World Rating: 84 (Very Good)
4. Olympus SP-500 Ultra Zoom
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Bottom Line: The low-priced SP-500 delivers high image quality, long battery life, and a powerful zoom. But it lacks image stabilization.
PC World Rating: 83 (Very Good)
5. Canon PowerShot S3 IS
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Bottom Line: Many control buttons, a 12X zoom, and swiveling LCD make the S3 IS a pleasure to use--plus it offers image stabilization.
PC World Rating: 82 (Very Good)
Top 10 Point-and-Shoot Cameras
Easy to use, point-and-shoot cameras are a great choice for the casual photographer.
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Bottom Line: Has a bright 2.5-inch LCD and nice features, such as panorama stitching and image advice. But it lacks manual settings.
PC World Rating: 82 (Very Good)
- Max. Megapixels: 6.1
- Optical Zoom: 3X
- Zoom Range Min. (mm): 39
- Zoom Range Max. (mm): 118
- Weight (ounces): 6.4
- Media Slots: SD Card
- Price When Reviewed: $225
- Rated on: October 06, 2006
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2. Canon PowerShot A540
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Bottom Line: Low-priced model offers many manual controls, a generous 4X zoom, and a wide-screen mode. But it lacks exposure bracketing.
PC World Rating: 81 (Very Good)
3. Casio Exilim EX-Z600
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Bottom Line: Offers lots of controls and many scene modes. The 2.7-inch LCD is bright, but image quality could be improved.
PC World Rating: 80 (Very Good)
4. Fujifilm FinePix F30
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Bottom Line: A little pricey, but a sharp, bright LCD and very high ISO setting (3200) are pluses. Offers some manual controls.
PC World Rating: 79 (Good)
5. Canon PowerShot SD630
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Bottom Line: Compact body sports a big 3-inch LCD. Offers a high ISO of 800 and a widescreen mode, but lacks an output for HDTV.
PC World Rating: 79 (Good)
6. Fujifilm FinePix E900
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Bottom Line: Delivers high image quality and many controls. However, the price is high and image editing software is limited.
PC World Rating: 78 (Good)
7. HP Photosmart R927
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Bottom Line: Has a big 3-inch LCD and performs in-camera panorama stitching, though this can be slow. Camera dock included.
PC World Rating: 78 (Good)
8. Nikon Coolpix S6
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Bottom Line: Thin model offers Wi-Fi, sharp 3-inch LCD, and an easy-to-use selector dial and thumb pad. But it lacks some common controls.
PC World Rating: 77 (Good)
9. Kodak EasyShare C743
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Bottom Line: This basic model is intuitive to operate and offers high image quality, but it lacks manual controls and advanced features.
PC World Rating: 77 (Good)
10. HP Photosmart R967
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Bottom Line: Nearly identical to the R927, the R967 adds an antishake mode and slightly better battery life. A camera dock is included.
PC World Rating: 76 (Good)
