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Canon PowerShot A95
by Dan Chiappini
Along with the Sony Cyber-shot P-93, the Canon Powershot A95 is the big lad of this roundup with a pretty decent 5-megapixel CCD. The rest vary from 3-4-megapixel. While this does give the Canon a bit of an edge over the competition in terms of resolution and functionality, it's the camera's other attributes that cemented this unit in the top three.
Dec 17, 2004
Sony DCR-IP7
by George Kimpton
This camera is so small you can put it in your pocket just like a mobile phone, yet it packs quite a punch. Compared with earlier cameras, the DCR-IP7 has been improved and added to, and is no longer just a video camera for home movies and still shots.
Jan 1, 2002
Canon Powershot TX1
by David Field
It’s the stills camera that thinks it’s a video camera. A high definition video camera.
Apr 26, 2007
Panasonic NV-EX21
by Staff Writers
The digital still camera is a treat to use.
Feb 1, 2002
CANON 1DS
by Philip Chia
As a reviewer, there is no greater thrill than being privy to a product that you know will either revolutionise or turn the world upside down. The first Palm Pilot, USB devices, and the Canon 1Ds.
May 1, 2003
Olympus Camedia E-10
by Staff Writers
Digital photography has made enormous strides in recent years, and as a result, the technology is being incorporated into affordable consumer products.
Oct 1, 2001
Olympus Camedia C-990 Zoom
by David Lin
The first thing that struck me about the Camedia C-990 Zoom was that it looks and feels like a camera.
Jan 1, 2001
Kyocera Samurai 2100DG
by Staff Writers
The first thing you notice about the Kyocera Samurai 2100DG is the shape of the camera.
Dec 7, 2000
Olympus Camedia C-2500L
by Staff Writers
Olympus first introduced SLR (single lens reflex) to digital cameras in early 1998 in the form of the Camedia C-1400L.
Feb 9, 2000
Samsung AnyCam MPC-M10
by David Lin
Over the last few years there is no doubt mainstream PCs have leant increasingly towards visual applications. The power of visually communicating has grown in acceptance as more and more products and applications reach fruition.
Jan 1, 2001
HP Photosmart R707
by Dan Chiappini
Digital camera prices are continuing to fall, which is largely due to market saturation. Fortunately for consumers, it's now at a point where a good quality high resolution camera can be picked up for a little under $1000.
Oct 14, 2004
Canon MVX250i
by Staff Writers
Canon typically puts out a good digital video camera and for a while had the market fairly well sown up. However, there is now plenty of competition and Canon can no longer just rely on its reputation to keep it at the top. The MVX250i is a mid range camera designed for average users who want something more than the bare basics. Its 860,000 pixel (effective) CCD provides a good quality picture in most cases, including in night mode. However, it can be slow to find a good colour balance.
Aug 10, 2004
Sony DVD201E HandyCam
by Staff Writers
Sony's DVD201E HandyCam is a good example of how far DVD cameras have come and what a bit of commonsense can do when selecting the right format. Unlike some of the earlier DVD cameras which opted for the unpopular DVD-RAM rewritable format, Sony elected to go with the more common DVD-RW format.
Aug 10, 2004
Axis 205 Network Camera
by David Fearon
It looks like a standard webcam, but the Axis 205 is cleverer than that. Its internal web server and 10/100 Ethernet port mean it can be directly connected to and accessed by anyone on the network.
Feb 11, 2004
Nikon Coolpix E3700
by Ty Pendlebury
The Nikon Coolpix E3700 is the smallest camera here and by far the most pocketable. It features mag-alloy body, so that even though the camera's small, it's really sturdy. There's no hesitation involved in throwing this camera in a bag amongst your other gear.
Dec 17, 2004
Canon PowerShot Pro 1 and Olympus Camedia C-8080,
by David Hellaby
If you had asked me a few weeks ago what the advantages of eight megapixels (MP) were over five, I would have said very few. However, that was before I discovered the fun factor in being able to play with an image that is up to 115cm by just over 86cm (72dpi).
May 12, 2004
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