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FujiFilm FinePix E550 Review
- by na
($200-$300) The camera is not perfect, but I can imagine that the owner of a Fujifilm E550 digital camera will be more than satisfied. The camera works with a high resolution which might be called an exception for an amateur camera. The performance is outstanding, the camera produces a good colour rendition, at which white balance and signal/noise ratio at low ISO are extremely fine. In the past cameras suffered from shutter lag as a typical feature on digital cameras, but Fujifilm proves with the E550, that on this camera the shutter lag is definitely past tense.
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HP Photosmart M22 Digital Camera Review
- by Robert Ellis
($100+) Pros: Images have very good color; extensive help features; easy-to-use panorama mode; low price.
Cons: No zoom; small LCD; no optical viewfinder; sluggish performance; images have noise.
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HP Photosmart M417 Digital Camera Review
- by Robert Ellis
(under $200) This camera offers five-megapixel resolution for only a little money, making it a decent choice for bargain hunters and beginners, but its pictures are just average.
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HP Photosmart R717 Digital Camera Review
- by Robert Ellis
($200-$250) If you’re a beginner to photography, the 6.2-megapixel HP Photosmart R717’s unique help features will help you expand your comfort zone.
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Kodak EasyShare V550 Review
- by na
(About $300) We're not overwhelmed and uncritical but the Kodak EasyShare V 550 is definitely an excellent choice for the starting photographer, or it will serve greatly as a second camera added to the rest of your photographic equipment.
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Nikon Coolpix S1Digital Camera Review
- by Robert Ellis
($250) The Coolpix S1 lacks some features enthusiasts might expect, but point-and-shooters who need a bit of guidance will like its easy operation and excellent color.
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Nikon D50 Review and User Help
- by Ken Rockwell
The Nikon D50 is the camera I recommend for normal folks who want the best camera they possibly can get for around $800. It is especially good for kids, sports and action. I prefer it over everything else from other makers because it's so easy to use, works fast, focuses fast, responds immediately to your inputs and the image quality is fantastic.
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