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Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 09/21/2010 - 15:01
ConsumerSearch reviews all types of digital cameras, from basic point-and-shoot models to ultrazooms to digital SLRs. Digital cameras can be sorted by price, brand and type and you can easily compare models side-by-side. The best digital cameras in each category are named based on expert and user reviews, where cameras are evaluated for ease of use, comfort, features and price, in addition to photo quality.
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Canon EOS Rebel T4i

Reviewed September 2012
Canon EOS Rebel T4i
*Est. $850
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Step-up entry DSLR
Pros:
  • First DSLR with a touchscreen, which experts call fantastic
  • New features help in backlit or dimly lit situations
  • Faster live-view autofocus than other entry-level DSLRs
  • Faster burst shooting than basic DSLRs
Cons:
  • Live-view autofocus isn't that quick
  • Loud autofocus can be heard on videos
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Nikon D7000

Reviewed September 2012
Nikon D7000
*Est. $1,000
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Best-value advanced DSLR
Pros:
  • Great image quality, even in low light
  • Dual memory-card slots
  • Weather-sealed, partly metal shell
Cons:
  • Some blown highlights in tests
  • Limited features in Live View
  • Focusing noise shows up on movies
  • Controls are awkward for some
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Leica V-Lux 40

Reviewed February 2013
Leica V-Lux 40
*Est. $700
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Pros:
  • 20x zoom
  • Quick performance
  • Photoshop Elements included
  • Two-year warranty is longer than most
Cons:
  • Nearly identical to the cheaper Panasonic ZS20
  • Lacks a rubberized grip
  • Disappointing audio in movie mode
  • No manual focus
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Canon PowerShot G1 X

Reviewed February 2013
Canon PowerShot G1 X
*Est. $750
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Pros:
  • Big image sensor delivers excellent photo quality
  • Outstanding in low light
  • Full manual control
Cons:
  • Too sluggish to shoot any kind of action
  • Poor in close-up situations
  • Bulky and heavy
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G5

Reviewed February 2013
Panasonic Lumix DMC-G5
*Est. $800
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Pros:
  • Snappy performance, including very good photo and video quality
  • Touch-screen controls
  • Strong aluminum body
Cons:
  • Chunky build
  • Weaker in dim light than pricier models
  • Basic video mode for its class
  • No weather-sealing
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