Pros
- Excellent 18x optical zoom Leica lens
- Burst mode returns clear photos
Cons
- Zoom disabled in video mode
- Battery life is disappointing
Bottom Line
Decently priced megazoom is a great learning tool for point-and-shoot graduates
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