1. Pocket Size Cameras - Short Reviews You Need To Read
Before Shopping
You will need to sort through bad pocket size cameras to get to the one you want. The best
camera makers still make mistakes. But improvements are being made. Because of certain
considerations all makers face, there have to be compromises and sacrifices made. If you're
looking to buy a digital pocket size camera, there is plenty to read about regarding this
market. Here are some selections to review before you buy anything.
The Canon PowerShot SD850 IS, which is a mid-range priced digital camera, was features
all you've come to expect in a powerful pocket size camera. In addition to the 2.5 inch LCD
display, this camera boats a wide range of features. The image stabilization feature is sure to
impress with this 8 megapixel camera but the 4x zoom feature captures the eyes of many
fans. There is an updated image processor in this Canon line, of course there's red-eye
removal capability plus the LCD is much clearer and sharper than before. Memory cards that
are external are generally preferred by Canon. So the 32 megabyte SD card is included with
the camera. It won't last long but should last long enough for you to rush out and buy a
bigger memory card.
Next up is the Olympus Stylus Tough 8010 which has been truly built for the outdoors.
It's rated waterproof meaning it can go underwater up to a little over 30 feet. This ultra
compact camera was appropriately named tough. With a standard LCD display, zoom, and
built in flash, the 14 megapixel resolution of this camera is overkill in our opinion. The main
market for this camera is those who want a camera that can withstand some abuse from the
elements because they love the rugged outdoors. It's waterproof, as we said, but it's also
suppose to be able to take a six foot drop. It is also supposed to withstand freezing and
crushing. Talk about tough!
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overload because, after all, this is stuff you can easily understand. Next, let's look at the
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS5. What you'll find with this pocket size megazoom camera is that
it produces good pictures, albeit at slightly lowered ISO's. This camera is a decent alternative
to other cameras on the market due to its decent complement of features. This 12.1
megapixel camera produces quality photos with good image sharpness and has an ultra-

2. wide lens. You also have the ability to exert manual control with this camera. Combined with
the 25 mm wide angle lens, the 12X optical zoom capacity is what qualifies this as a mega-
zoom camera. You'll need to use the 2.7 inch TFT display since there is no viewfinder on a
mega-zoom.
There are many reasons it's so challenging to choose the best pocket size digital camera.
First figure out exactly what your needs in a digital camera are and then decided on a budget
you can afford; find the camera that works best with both. If you aren't planning a high
number of large print photographs there's no need to focus on a high pixel count. It's
important not to be swayed by marketing campaigns that might try to convince you that you
need high pixel numbers.