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Last Rated: June 10, 2005
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7.2 megapixels,
3X optical zoom,
7 scene modes,
32MB internal memory and Memory Stick slot,
640 by 480 video with audio,
Price when ranked: $449
Bottom Line: A smallish camera that's loaded with features--including optional conversion lenses--the W7 is ideal for travel or as a backup for a digital SLR.
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Last Rated: June 10, 2005
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6.3 megapixels,
3X optical zoom,
5 scene modes,
16MB internal memory and xD-Picture Card slot,
640 by 480 video with audio,
Price when ranked: $360
Bottom Line: Earned top scores in our image quality tests; easy to pack in a pocket or bag and has a high 1600 ISO setting for shooting in low light, but images had significant noise.
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Last Rated: May 03, 2005
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5.1 megapixels,
3X optical zoom,
16 scene modes,
14.5MB internal memory and Secure Digital slot,
640 by 480 video with audio,
Price when ranked: $250
Bottom Line: This compact, versatile model deftly handled our imaging tests, producing better exposures than even its higher-megapixel sibling, the 7900.
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Last Rated: June 09, 2005
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7.1 megapixels,
3.6X optical zoom,
6 scene modes,
32MB CompactFlash,
640 by 480 video with audio,
Price when ranked: $500
Bottom Line: Earned top score for image sharpness; has extra-wide-angle lens and a broad selection of easy-to-use manual controls.
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Last Rated: May 03, 2005
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7.1 megapixels,
3X optical zoom,
16 scene modes,
18MB internal memory and SD Card slot,
640 by 480 video with audio,
Price when ranked: $400
Bottom Line: Small but easy to hold, the 7900 combines an intuitive menu system, plenty of scene modes, and a few advanced features such as white-balance bracketing.
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Last Rated: March 25, 2005
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6.2 megapixels,
3X optical zoom,
12 scene modes,
32MB internal memory plus SD Card slot,
320 by 240 video with audio,
Price when ranked: $300
Bottom Line: Builds on the popular Photosmart R707's best points--image advice, extensive help menus, and in-camera red-eye reduction--and adds new shooting modes.
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Last Rated: June 09, 2005
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7.1 megapixels,
3X optical zoom,
9 scene modes,
32MB SD Card ,
640 by 480 video with audio,
Price when ranked: $500
Bottom Line: This next-generation Digital Elph has a new, smoothly rounded metal body and 2-inch LCD. It's easily pocketable and has virtually no shutter lag.
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Last Rated: March 25, 2005
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5.1 megapixels,
3X optical zoom,
9 scene modes,
32MB Memory Stick,
640 by 480 video with audio,
Price when ranked: $400
Bottom Line: Slender, silvery beauty sports easy-to-understand controls and an impressive 2.5-inch LCD. Colors could be more accurate, though.
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Last Rated: June 10, 2005
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4.1 megapixels,
3X optical zoom,
7 scene modes,
32MB internal memory and Memory Stick slot,
640 by 480 video with audio,
Price when ranked: $300
Bottom Line: Produced mediocre exposure and low sharpness image scores, but comes with an outstanding 2.5-inch LCD and can take AA batteries.
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Last Rated: May 03, 2005
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5.1 megapixels,
5X optical zoom,
11 scene modes,
16MB internal memory and xD-PictureCard,
320 by 240 video with audio,
Price when ranked: $280
Bottom Line: Accurate colors and exposures and an impressive zoom range are this model's strengths. For sports, the autofocus locked on moving subjects most of the time.
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