Digital Cameras > 7 Megapixels Digital Cameras > 10 x and higher

Advantages: excellent pictures
Disadvantages: none

i bought this camara for my husband , i cannot belive how easy it is to use you get excellent clear pictures.Fabulous camera! This is my second digital camera but the first one I really researched on the web first before i bought it . the features that I liked were the wide angle lens, the image stabiliser, intelligent ISO and the 10 x optical zoom. I wasn't disappointed. The intelligent ISO is great for taking point and shoot pictures indoors without ...
...my brother in law playing in his band at gigs they came out vibrant they give you a feel of the event . Another feature I like is the ability to change the view screen display so you can hold the camera above your head and see the screen clearly from an angle. The camera has weight, looks and feels good and packs a lot of features for a pocket size compact. . the battery and memory card come out very easy . . ... Read review

Advantages: EVERY ADVANTAGE FOR THE MORE SERIOUS PHOTOGRAPHER, SO MANY FEATURES.
Disadvantages: NOT INTENDED FOR YOUR POCKET. >OF COURSE NOT!<

Fujifilm Finepix S5700. This is a very fine digital camera at MY price! The moment I set eyes on this one, I was really very impressed. The features on this model are unbelievable. Just look at the specification to see what I mean. It is an easy camera to use. In Auto mode, simply great and for the experienced photographer the manual mode is excellent. I love this camera so much that I would buy two of them!! It handles well, all the important buttons ...
...the beautiful results from this Fujifilm gem the Finepix S5700, I knew this would fill the bill and it has. My best camera buy in 15 years I am certain. The price is right and the specifications are excellent. There are all sorts of add-ons such as lenses and specially made cases for it. This model takes an SD card as well as Fuji's own brand of card, so this is a bonus since I can interchange easily with my other cameras. Added information: This ... Read review

Advantages: All
Disadvantages: None

I would endorse 'noselot's' review entirely. As probably one of the worst photographers in the world I bought my FZ8 in an attempt to, at least, get the objects that I wanted to take in focus. The results are amazing, certainly for me. On our recent trip to Lanzarote I took over 300 pictures, half of which I discarded because I wasn't happy with the layout/angle/light but the remainder were exactly what I wanted. The zoom is quite phenomenal. I notice ...
...the sea wall at Cucharas beach and which was rising and falling in a heavy swell. Bearing in mind that I was not wearning my glasses, using the viewfinder I pointed the camera on full zoom and took the snap. To my delight the picture came out very well and, considering the distance amazingly sharp. I bought my model on ebay for £162 inc post and packing and have to say that it was money well spent. ... Read review

Advantages: Excellent quality images, many features, 12x optical zoom, easy to use, price
Disadvantages: Cheap strap, no built-in lens cap, feels plasticky

...and the images from the Kodak are so much better. A full range of shooting modes are available, including movie mode, as well as fully automatic. The long 12x optical zoom works perfectly, and is operated by buttons on the camera rear. The large LCD panel (6.4cm) is clear and easy to see. The Electronic View Finder (EVF) is also easy to use and I tend to use this more than the LCD. Both are high resolution. The camera is powered by either the supplied ...
...But if you get the Kodak printer things are even easier. You just drop the camera on the printer dock, and your pics will be transferred to your PC and the battery will be recharged (if you have the rechargeable battery of course). In summary, don't be put off by the Kodak cheap and cheerful name. This is a great camera which can easily compete with cameras costing £100's more. ... Read review

Advantages: one of the best ultra zoom camera
Disadvantages: Downsides are few,they include a so-so continuous shooting mode.

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H5 was released as the flagship of the ultra-zoom line. Along with the H2, it succeeds the H1, which had a solo release. The H5 has specifications worthy of its role: 7.1 megapixels on a 1/2.5-inch Super HAD CCD, a Carl Zeiss-branded 12x optical zoom lens with image stabilization, and 32 MB of internal memory. Aiming for the enthusiast market or consumers growing out of their automatic point-and-shoot models, it provides full ...
...lenses and other accessories. The H5 also retains characteristics familiar to point-and-shooters, such as a huge 3-inch LCD screen with a live preview, several Scene modes on its mode dial and ease-of-use features like a function guide and all-text menus. The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H5 comes in black and silver housings ... Read review