Best compact digital camera?

Posted on May 31, 2009 under Digital news and reports |

I had a casio exilim and I loved it
I was thinking about getting another, specifically the EX-FS10
Does anyone know anything about it?
If not, what other camera's or camera brands are good?
By good i mean good quality pictures, good color, and pretty fast so I can take some action shots
Remember, I want more of a compact camera rather than a more advanced one

Thanks for the help! :)

Oh and P.S. my price range is between 100 and 350 (at the VERY max)

17 Responses to “Best compact digital camera?”

  1. canon sd1200

  2. i recommend Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28K 10MP Digital Camera with 18x Wide Angle MEGA Optical Image Stabilized Zoom (Black)
    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001CCLBSU?ie=UTF8&tag=nikond5000dslr-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B001CCLBSU"

  3. heart o gold Says:

    I have a little Canon that was best of it's kind when I bought it about four years ago. It's still wonderful, easy, small and I still use it every day. It actually goes everywhere with me (in it's leather carrying case) and gets banged around in my purse all day. I use it for ebay, it does amazing macro shots, and also for my work where I have to take both detailed and overview photos of homes for insurance claims. If I had to replace it, I'd be looking for another one just like it in a newer model. I think I paid about $320 for it when I bought it.

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  5. justbanmeagain Says:

    Go with Canon and i recommend Canon PowerShot SX200IS .
    Pro's:
    1) Great picture quality - generally speaking indoor pictures are pretty good, noise low on anything below 400ISO, comparable to my Canon G7, much better than my Sony T500, as good - if not better than my old Panasonic TZ5. Outdoor - outstanding - what you would expect from a Canon, sharp, clear, good color, nicely exposed. Have not fooled around with manual settings, but nice to have.
    2) I like the design and find it easy to hold (no slippage in my big fat fingers!). Other cameras make it easy for you to hold your finger over the mic or flash, but not here.
    3) Flash - I do not mind the pop-up. No big deal for me! Works good too!
    4) Menu's are pretty easy to navigate - no problem here.
    1) HD Video - I really like the quality of the video, nice wide screen playback on my 40" Samsung HDTV and looks great on the desktop. Playback is easy and smooth, no problem. (not diggin' the digital zoom - see my cons). Codec actually works with my Windows Media Player without any hick-ups or wiggles. It's not perfect (like "Sunrise Earth" HD quality), but pretty nice for taking shots of the kids and grandkid, etc. Again, plays nice on the HDTV. Sound quality is only mono, but SOOOO much better than the Panasonic TZ5 (my deal breaker for the TZ5) it's no comparison. The Sony T500 beats them both for sound quality - it's stereo! Remember, during video you can NOT optically zoom this camera, but you can digitally zoom - it's not great, but will get you a little closer if you need.
    6) IS - works great
    7) Zoom nice and smooth - focus is fast and accurate.
    8) Battery - pretty good - seems to last me the day - I bought an extra just in case.
    9) Auto Focus works like a charm, even in low light - no problem here.
    10) Macro looks great - took some beautiful shots of flowers and roses in my backyard.
    11) Easy to carry around - not to big, not to small either - just right!
    12) Overall quality and "feel" is nice! Seems well built and should hold up to many outings with the kids and hiking around.

    Cons:
    1) No optical zoom with the Video. If this camera was able to optically zoom, it would be as good as it gets for a point and shoot with HD Video! Come on Canon - what's up with that!!!! Panasonic can do it -why can't you! Do you want your customers to jump ship when the new Panasonic TZ7 comes out??????? If SOMEONE could…….please, please, please, hack this and help me. Maybe Canon will do some kind of firmware update and allow optical zoom. I can put up with the motor noise of the zoom for this ability!!!!!!!! While you're at the firmware hack - if you could disable the flash pop-up that would be nice too!
    2) Indoor shots a bit soft, but just about all P&S's are, the SX200 is pretty darn good though.
    3) In the Auto mode, the camera automatically (hence "auto" mode) picks the setting it thinks it needs for the best shot. For example, if you real close to an object, it will automatically switch to Macro, then turn back to other modes if you take another shot - this process takes a little time (maybe a second or two) to switch. I do not mind because that is what is supposed to do, it just takes a "learning curve" understand what is happening.

    Anyway, these are just the things that really stand out. Of course there are other functions that I really like and others that I will rarely use.

    Canon PowerShot SX200IS 12 MP Digital Camera with 12x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 3.0-inch LCD
    Price:$334.95

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