Top 10 Digital Cameras

Two high-end digital single-lens reflex models take spots on the chart.

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The new Canon PowerShot S50 earns second place by offering ease of use, a good selection of features, and great-looking photos. Two high-end single-lens reflex cameras also win spots on the chart: The new Canon EOS 10D and the retested Olympus E-20N (which first appeared on our chart in May 2002) are both over $1000, but the EOS's price does not include lenses. That said, both cameras are relatively inexpensive for digital SLRs, and they offer a wider range of features than do their cheaper colleagues. The EOS 10D can use most of Canon's huge range of EF mount lenses, designed originally for the company's 35mm SLRs, so if you already have a Canon SLR camera, you can continue to use your old lenses with the new digital model. The EOS also does not include a CompactFlash card, so don't forget to budget for this if you are thinking of buying the camera.

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