Pros
- 4X zoom
- Exposure compensation
Cons
- Lacks separate zoom control
Bottom Line
Offers controls such as exposure compensation, and has a super macro mode, though you're limited to ISO 400.
- Bargain Cameras: Basic but Capable Low-cost cameras lack fancy features, but some take high-quality photos that match pricier models'.
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