Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3

Advantages: easy functions, great zoom for a camera of it's size and price
Disadvantages: limited manual controls

I'd previously had multiple versions of the Canon Powershot Elph line, and recently switched to this at the recommendation of my father. It met all of my criteria - small-ish point and shoot that had good zoom, rapid photo succession and at least 6 mpxls. I'm mostly shooting children, so it was important to me that I was able to zoom in on them quickly (for kids on the go) and to catch those little moments. I've had the camera about two months ... Read review

Advantages: goal from 28 to 280, screen 3 ", image stabilizer
Disadvantages: maximum aperture 3. 3, without manual controls

First of all I would like to note that my preference in photography are external, natural and urban landscapes, and that in this type of photography accounts for 80% of my production. I say this because the kind of photographs that can often make the condition you're happy or not a camera specifically because of their technical characteristics, and being a more compact, which usually have their strengths but may falter in some others. For nearly ... Read review

Advantages: light, clear pictures, zoom feature
Disadvantages: none

My mother had bought one of these for her to take on vacation with her. It is very light and also very easy to use. It has alot of nice features for taking pictures but doesn't have as many as other cameras do. It can store so many kind of pictures without a memory card. It is very easy to use and doesn't cost too much but is a nice price. The pictures come out very clear and not too many has even came out blurry. The best part is the zoom feature ... Read review