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Olympus Mju TOUGH-8000

Review Olympus is probably better-known for its rugged point-and-shoots, which underwent a revamp earlier this year. The Japanese company ditched the SW-suffix and replaced it with a Tough-prefix as it felt that using the Tough word was more apt in associating its hardy cameras with the kind of conditions...

Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR

Review Last month, Fujifilm announced its first compact long-zoom camera, the FinePix F70EXR. This shooter uses the same sensor which we found especially good when we reviewed the F200EXR, and the F70EXR doesn't disappoint. However, the design of the camera is a tad disappointing as it doesn't deviate...

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7

Review Earlier this year, Panasonic announced the Lumix DMC-TZ7 along with five other shooters at the Photo Marketing Association (PMA) tradeshow in January. The compact megazoom TZ7 succeeds the TZ15, and features an upgraded zoom range and HD video encoding which enthusiasts will appreciate. However,...

Canon PowerShot SX200 IS

Review The compact superzoom market was previously dominated by Panasonic with its TZ series, but recently other brands have been jumping on this bandwagon as well. Canon announced in February the PowerShot SX200 IS, a followup to the SX100 IS which was introduced nearly two years ago. The new...

Kodak EasyShare M1093 IS

Review It's always nice when a camera just works. Such is the case with the fairly ordinary Kodak EasyShare M1093 IS. It's a simple compact shooter with loads of scene modes, HD movie capture function and a modicum of shooting control. But most importantly, Kodak's Smart Capture mode does all the snapshot...

Olympus SP-565UZ

Review Olympus' latest superzoom shooter, the SP-565UZ, doesn't seem to offer any significant upgrades over previous models, but its distinctively different-looking body differentiates it from its siblings. Features-wise, enthusiasts can expect a 20x optical zoom lens and a plethora of scene modes which...

Sony Alpha DSLR-A900

Review Sony makes a point of not calling this a "professional" camera, instead referring to it as the "flagship" model of its dSLR line. However, it's priced like a pro model, and its full-frame competitors--the Nikon D700 and the Canon EOS 5D Mark II--are widely, though not exclusively, used by...

Olympus SP-570UZ

Review Once you mention the Olympus SP-570UZ's 20x zoom lens, the rest of the camera's feature set seems almost superfluous; with an atypically wide-angle lens for any class of single-body cameras plus an exceptionally long telephoto view, the lens is the raison d'être for the camera. But this...