Digital Cameras > 9 Megapixels Digital Cameras > 10 x and higher

Advantages: OPTICAL ZOOM,10x / MICROPHONE- BUILT IN, AUTO FOCUS
Disadvantages: NON

My brother bought this camera from England . He said it's very easy to use as it weight is 214 grams. we can shoot so many pictures and videos because of it has 50 MB memory.The picture that show long distance , can get very closer and clear from this camera. that is a very important facilities in this camera. it has high resolution in 3.0 - inch and wide screen. It is very beautiful camera among the others cameras.It has very special rechargeable ...
...It has Auto face tracking technology . specifications - auto focus system, optical zoom 10x , digital zoom 4x , 9.1 mega pixel , ....... It is a really camera buy for you.Because my one and only choice is this camera. ... Read review

Advantages: state-of-the-art optics, big tilting screen, optical stabilizer, face&smile detection
Disadvantages: awkward jog dial, lens hood ridiculously big

...quality and the longevity of Sony products, and when I saw the H50 advertised with all its benefits, I knew it was the best upgrade for me. I am impressed with it, to say the least. The camera is as I expected and more. Compared with H1, it's sleeker, easier to work with, smarter in terms of menu and options. It's also very intelligent and intuitive, with numerous presets and creative modes. Sony have also made a clever decision bringing some of ...
...below the shutter release button. Sony have decided to move this dial on the back of the H50, surrounding the up-and-down-left-and-right control button that has become so usual on digital cameras (and remote controls) lately. This makes it awkward to work with both the multidirectional controls and the dial. 2. the lens hood is flower-type and is too big for this camera. I am sure it's this big for a reason, but still… Nevertheless, for all the ... Read review

Advantages: Well featured, more than 10x zoom.
Disadvantages: No optical viewfinder, poor manual focus. Low contrast, softish lens.

This camera packs a lot of punch for a relatively small outlay. In operation it is very similar to a digital SLR and the lens offers a wide zoom range up to the 35mm equivalent of 300mm. One thing which takes a little getting used to on a camera like this is the fact that the viewfinder is a colour LCD not an optical image through the lens. Once you've mastered how to interpret it though it becomes a very creative tool most enjoyable to use. The ...
...unusual angles - very handy. Pros: 9MP chip, RAW plus MPEG formats, takes CF and SD cards, excellent lens, hot-shoe flash mount for external flash (many don't have this), uses standard AA size batteries. Quieter than SLR. Cons: slightly disappointing results at high ISO settings - quite a lot of colour noise, viewfinder gives false indication until the shutter is pressed half-way. Lacking in contrast. Does not feature steady-shot or face recognition. ... Read review

Advantages: good quality colours pictures, light weight, lots of features
Disadvantages: slow focus and taking shot

I bought my FinePix S9500 on ebay and the price was very decent! This is my second digital camera after my stepsons broke my beloved first one and I just love it. I take it with me everywhere - it's still quite light weight having the manual zoom lense. Being an amateur i enjoy the manual lense even though I mostly shoot in AUTO mode. I have one beautiful night picture taken with it and find great for night shooting. I use the camera a lot for taking ...
...well for them, but action shots are difficult as I find focussing is slow if the object moves quite quickly. There is also that slow a bit shutter lag, that you press the button and there is a delay before the shot is taken. But still I would recommend it. ... Read review

Advantages: DSLR functions at a fraction of the price, high quality pictures
Disadvantages: need to devote some time to learn how to use it's many features.

...later I upgraded to a Fujifilm E550 which was a great compact camera - it had a good quality 6.3 megapixel sensor and full manual but it wasn't really that user-friendly and used to eat batteries which was annoying when it turned itself off just as you lined up the perfect picture! So a couple of years on and I once again found myself in a position where I wanted to upgrade - this time I decided on a "proper" camera, one which would take high-quality ...
...semi-manual options for creative purposes, and also a fully automatic mode for ease of use. It should also have a good zoom, macro and look nice too :) After some googling I decided a DSLR would be perfect, but unfortunately they are about £300 over my budget! This is where the S9600 steps in - it is somewhere in the middle between a compact digital camera and a DSLR. It has a huge zoom lens, you can't change the lens, but it's 10.7 zoom (28 - ... Read review