Pros
- In-camera image advice
- Very sharp images
Cons
- Battery life is about average
Bottom Line
This feature-rich model comes with in-camera image advice and red-eye reduction, with extensive help menus.
- Top 10 Point-and-Shoot Digital Cameras A spiffy new 7.2-megapixel camera from Casio roars to the top of the point-and-shoot chart.
- Top 10 Point-and-Shoot Cameras Our Best Buys this month--from Sony and Fujifilm--are both new.
- Top 10 Digital Cameras Nikon grabs the top two spots on the point-and-shoot chart with versatile, high-quality cameras in 5.1- and 7.1-megapixel sizes.
- Top 10 Digital Cameras, Point-and-Shoot The affordable Canon PowerShot A510, one of our Best Buys this month, offers a few advanced controls.
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