710 results results for "digital cameras"

Nikon Coolpix 5400 digital camera
5 April 2005 12:15 GMT

The Good

The Bad

Verdict

Price
£650
Pentax Optio S5i digital camera
19 April 2005 18:07 GMT

The Good

The Bad

Verdict

Price
£200
Ricoh GXR digital camera - First Look
Is this a Micro Four Thirds competitor? 10 November 2009 6:00 GMT

The Good
Build quality, EVF is excellent, slide quality is reassuring

The Bad
Price, new system means limited options

Verdict
From what we've seen from our initial hands-on the idea of changing lens units no longer seems so laughable

Price
£419 (body) + £330 (Ricoh lens)
Lumix DMC-FZ5 Black Digital Camera
26 July 2005 19:00 GMT

The Good

The Bad

Verdict

Price
£350
Canon PowerShot S2 IS Digital Camera
26 July 2005 18:57 GMT

The Good

The Bad

Verdict

Price
£400
Canon PowerShot S90 digital camera
How much fun can you pack into a compact? 17 November 2009 9:48 GMT

The Good
Creative control options, Control Ring, size, image quality, useful ISO range

The Bad
Video offering a little disappointing, price

Verdict
In the hand the S90 is an absolute delight, the Control Ring flirting with the playful side of photography, putting controls literally at your fingertips

Price
£449
Pentax K-x DSLR camera
A sufficiently solid alternative to Canon or Nikon? 25 November 2009 12:09 GMT

The Good
Comprehensive feature set that ticks most of the boxes for today’s DSLR user, sharp results with kit lens and at optimal settings

The Bad
No HDMI output for hooking the camera up to a high-def TV or monitor despite it offering HD movies, no rechargeable battery provided

Verdict
For those looking for (nearly) all the latest must haves in one package, the Pentax K-x feature set offers a good value return for your money, whilst also being friendly to use via the prominence of its auto settings. Results straight out of the camera require minimal post processing too

Price
£599 with 18-55mm kit lens
Samsung ST550 digital camera - First Look
How vain are you? 14 August 2009 11:29 GMT

The Good
1.5-inch screen on front, smile mode, touchscreen rear display

The Bad
Bet all those screens eat the battery

Verdict
While we are still holding out on a full verdict because we were unable to see what the image quality is like, but the hardware specs, laughable at first, quickly began to make sense up close and personal

Price
£TBC/$349
Fujifilm FinePix S200EXR digital camera
A viable all-in-one alternative to a DSLR? 8 October 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Sturdy construction, intuitive operation, broad focal range allows for a wider variety of creative choices

The Bad
Priced the same as an entry level DSLR (albeit cheaper than one coupled with a lens with the equivalent focal range), standard definition video

Verdict
A jack-of-all-trades super zoom that whilst it may not offer the broadest range on the market, offers one of the best builds and a distinctive feature set none the less

Price
£429
Canon EOS 7D DSLR camera
We get down with the advanced mid-range model 28 October 2009 14:52 GMT

The Good
Build, image quality, viewfinder, performance and speed, AF, flash control, HD video, ergonomics, LCD

The Bad
Looks pricey, purple fringing on some high contrast shots with 18-135mm kit lens

Verdict
An accomplished and well-equipped semi-professional camera with professional build and specification that’s capable of stunning results and at high resolution too. It looks expensive, but as a step down from canon EOS 1D Mk III, it makes a lot of sense indeed and without that much of a compromise on performance. This is simply a superb new EOS and one that should be a hot contender for your cash

Price
£1699 (body only)
Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR digital camera
Does a three-way sensor mean three times the fun? 20 October 2009 12:00 GMT

The Good
Sturdy construction, intuitive operation, broader focal range than usually found within a pocket snapshot allows for a wider variety of creative choices

The Bad
No HD video nor HDMI port, just standard definition video

Verdict
Built to last pocket compact with a broader range of creative opportunities than usually found at this price point

Price
£260
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 camera
Does the Micro Four Thirds GF1 beat Olympus’s Digital Pen? 3 November 2009 12:00 GMT

The Good
DSLR-like features and picture quality, but with the convenience and portability of a compact, albeit one with a solid feel aluminium construction

The Bad
Pricey either with or without lens combination. Requires investment in a new camera system from scratch. EVF costs extra

Verdict
Capable and compact Micro Four Thirds system offering from Panasonic proves the company’s most successful realisation of "DSLR quality without the bulk" to date

Price
£570 (body only) or £800 with 20mm pancake lens
Liquid Digital Solutions aGent V5 webcam
The best looking webcam ever? 3 November 2009 14:14 GMT

The Good
Looks good, mounting accessories

The Bad
Poor sound quality, no autofocus, dust on sensor

Verdict
You do get a lot in the box, with the various mounting options, but unfortunately the sound quality really let us down. If you are one of those sorts that doesn’t need the sound for whatever reason, you might still be tempted by its glorious looks alone

Price
£57
Nikon Coolpix S1000pj digital camera
Does a projector belong in a camera? 19 October 2009 10:30 GMT

The Good
Good quality camera, accessories, it has a projector built-in!

The Bad
A little more bulky than rivals, you pay a bit more too, so you really need to see the benefits

Verdict
You do pay a little over the odds for the camera, but what price do you put on novelty?

Price
£399.99
Medion Life S47000 pocket camcorder
A pocket camcorder to take on the piste? 9 November 2009 12:00 GMT

The Good
Plenty of accessories in the box, price, weather proofing

The Bad
Not the best in terms of video quality

Verdict
Better quality HD or Full HD video is offered by some of the more expensive rivals, but at under £100, the Medion Life S47000 looks like a winner

Price
£99.99
Casio Exilim EX-H10 digital camera
Big zoom yet small camera: the ideal travel companion? 25 September 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Solid feel build and long lens reach coupled with smaller than average dimensions for such a feature set, which includes the latest must-have of HD movie capture not to mention longer than average battery life

The Bad
Average image quality for its class, tricky to get a completely sharp shots when shooting handheld at extremities of the zoom, positioning of the built-in flash means that fingers can sometimes stray in front, zoom disabled in movie mode and no HDMI out

Verdict
The EX-H10 offers fair value for those wanting a bigger than average zoom but a smaller, pocket-sized camera. However, if image quality is the main concern, and we’re being picky, better results are to be had elsewhere

Price
£299
Ricoh CX2 digital camera
A strong choice for the enthusiast? 15 October 2009 12:00 GMT

The Good
LCD, low ISO image quality, easy to use, features, build, auto level indication

The Bad
No optical viewfinder, high ISO image noise, longer zoom creates camera shake issues

Verdict
The Ricoh CX2 is undoubtedly a machine for the more advanced user, but offers image quality to match for those that know what they’re doing and is easy enough to use

Price
£300
Olympus Mju 7010 digital camera
Is this 12MP pocket snapper truly magical? 24 August 2009 19:41 GMT

The Good
User friendly operation, solid construction, portably pocket sized, quick and responsive for the most part

The Bad
Still images are flat and dull in appearance straight out of the camera (if not utilising magic effects filters), with loss of focus towards frame edges when shooting at maximum wide angle. No HD movies, which seems amiss when similarly priced rivals are offering this

Verdict
The Mju 7010 misses out on the latest must-have of HD video, but makes up in part by incorporating a 7x optical zoom and fun effects filters. Shame then that image quality is below par and in many other respects this model feels simply average

Price
£249
Sony S-Frame DPP-F700 digital photo frame - First Look
Can this show off your photos and your prints? 27 October 2009 12:00 GMT

The Good
Can make borderless prints at the press of a button, card reader, nice screen.

The Bad
Form factor, no Wi-Fi, menu system is awkward

Verdict
This really is one of those moments where the end result could have been so much better

Price
£$200
Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W1 digital camera - First Look
Are you ready to go three-dimensional? 5 September 2009 17:58 GMT

The Good
You can show off in the pub

The Bad
Limited picture display, terrible UI

Verdict
Although the idea behind the W1 3D is intriguing, until 3D becomes integrated into the displays in our houses and offices it seems barely worth considering

Price
£tbc
Sigma DP2 digital camera
Does this fixed lens compact live up to its DSLR-like claims? 1 September 2009 10:39 GMT

The Good
Excellent lens, wealth of hands-on control, works best when attempting images with a shallow depth of field

The Bad
Expensive, variable white balance if left in auto mode, washed out de-saturated colours, plasticky feel to build, occasional operational freezes

Verdict
The Sigma DP2 won’t appeal to everybody, and that’s largely by design. It works best when viewed as a compact back-up to an existing DSLR, or an experimental supplement to a more fully-featured, user-friendly digital compact

Price
£599
Canon PowerShot G11 digital camera
Do less pixels than the G10 make for a better camera? 26 October 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Solid feel construction, vari-angle LCD, better results at higher ISOs than we’ve witnessed from competing brands (if staying at or below ISO 3200)

The Bad
Standard definition video, still priced the same as an entry level DSLR (albeit a cheaper option than buying DSLR plus lens with equivalent focal range)

Verdict
Solid feel contender for enthusiastic amateurs wanting a more portable back up for their existing DSLR, without sacrificing too much in the way of manual control. Shame no HD video though, and the price may cause eyes to water

Price
£569
CoPilot Live 8 for iPhone
It's cheap, but is it as good as the rest? 16 November 2009 14:21 GMT

The Good
Cheap, fully featured, 7-digit postcode support, Quick Stop feature

The Bad
Routing a bit random at times, usual iPhone GPS issues

Verdict
If you need a satnav, but only on occasion, then at £26 you can't really go wrong

Price
£25
BlackBerry Storm 2 9550 mobile phone
Can this improve on the Storm? 25 November 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Email service, screen quality

The Bad
The SurePress screen is stiff, no multi-touch, OS looking stale, browser

Verdict
The BlackBerry Storm 2 is a vast improvement on the Storm. It's a better hardware design and better software build that gives you a better experience all around

Price
£price dependent on contract
TwitterPeek
What happened to convergence? 13 November 2009 8:58 GMT

The Good
Lets you check Twitter on the go, no monthly data plan, good keyboard

The Bad
Software element slow, Menu and UI at times drawn out

Verdict
While the TwitterPeek isn't for us (we currently have 12 devices on the desk capable of checking twitter) we can see why people might want it

Price
£$99

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