Pros
- Share button marks images for printing
- Menus are easy to read and navigate
Cons
- Joystick control knob is too small
- No manual focus or manual white balance
Bottom Line
Has a button to mark images for sharing or e-mailing, and menus are easy to use. The joystick knob is too small, however.
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