Digital Cameras > Nikon Digital Cameras > 7 Megapixels > 80 GBP to 160 GBP

Advantages: 5X optical zoom and In-Camera red eye fix
Disadvantages: AA batteries, Poor sensitivity ISO 400

The Nikon L5 is a relatively new camera and at £132.76 looks like a great bargain, in some aspects it is great, but in other performace tests it has let me down. The overall design of the L5 is great, not to big or too small, so they have got the balance just right, but unfortunately it uses 2xAA batteries and with a 2.5" screen on the back lasts for only about 50-100 shots, noty really what you want when your on holiday and wanting to snap away, ...
...is incredbibly slow and the Nikon really does lack the performance side. The quality of prints I have received from the L5 are OK, slightly grainy and some colours were not that true., which i was amazed at as the camera's specification reads so well. The Nikon L5 also has a a technolocy called face-priority AF, which basically means will automatically focus on the face as a priority and the main focal point when needed. What Great technology and ... Read review

Advantages: Simple and takes high quality pictures.
Disadvantages: No macro mode

I got this camera as an inbetween camera when mine died. I decided to keep it and it was an excellent decision. The camera has wide range of standard functions and different modes. Some of this are quite complicated but 'Auto' works excellent none the less. The camera is pretty functional and pretty easy to figure out. Another advantage of this camera is that it uses AA batteries, rather than a camera specific battery. One drawback however is that ... Read review

Advantages: Best Feature in Great Price
Disadvantages: None

...of fantastic picture quality. The Nikon D80 is an enthusiast's dream and is incredibly rewarding to use. I had always a dream of buying Nikon D200 but with the release of D80 in much more economical price and the features somehow same to the D200, I was impressed. It has a new and improved 10.2-megapixel image sensor. It is an interesting mix of point-and-shoot and serious camera, Nikon's D80 has been touted as a 'little sister' to the D200 model ... Read review

Advantages: Auto makes it easy to use
Disadvantages: Some times all the settings confusing (stick to auto!!!)

...quality at a good price. Kodak is an easily recognised brand and therefore in my opinion reliable. I bought the M753 fot £79.99 from argos about 4 1/2 months ago. i have found it easy to use with an array of different settings. I particularly use the colour change feature a lot (b/w ect.) I have at times felt a little overwhelemed with the number of settings and tend to stick to auto as im am not entirely sure how effective some of the settings ... Read review

Advantages: Slim, great picture quality, re-charge function
Disadvantages: None that I can think of

I've had this camera about 6 months now and I can quite honestly say The picture quality and zoom function is second to none. With loads of quirky functions and a you tube video mode which means you can upload videos without any conversions. Versatile and easy to use - can find your way around this camera without even opening the instruction manual (if you are like me of course and always too impatient). The fact that this camera comes with a chargeable ...
...more standing around changing batteries that cost you a fortune in the first place. Takes loads of photos before battery gets low even with the flash on and in video mode it last's ages! This is a little camera which packs a punch and you won't find a better value camera of this quality for cheaper! Well impressed! Go buy one! ... Read review