Pros
- Perfect Touch feature fixes poorly lit shots
- Easy to use
Cons
- Shutter and zoom lag a bit
- No HD video shooting
- Limited manual controls
Bottom Line
This bargain-priced point-and-shoot camera has quirks and limitations, but it's a decent no-fuss option for beginners.
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