Pros
- Solid metal body
- Programmable shortcut button on the back
Cons
- Poor image results with flash
- A bit dated looking compared to others
Bottom Line
Not the jazziest-looking camera, the M40 earned its chart spot with a sturdy body and a low price. Flash shots looked drab.
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